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Bare bones Struts 2 application with Tiles

 
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Hello All,

I'm tearing my hair out trying to get a basic site working using Struts 2 and Tiles. I have the latest distribution of each. I downloaded the struts sample apps and can drop them into Tomcat and get them to work with no problem. However, I don't need all the extras that come with the showcase app and the others don't use tiles.
I've been through every tutorial with examples I can find and still can't get even the most basic app to work. I can get one to work without tiles but the second I start monkeying around with tiles I get exceptions out the you know what.

Does anyone have a basic, skeleton app that can be zipped and emailed or put on a server where I can download it? I'm at the point where I just want to say screw tiles, I'll use includes

Thanks,

Howard
 
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Woo hoo! I finally got one working. I ended up taking the files from the roseindia tutorial, deleted their old jar files, and replaced them with the new files from the struts 2 download. Reworked the code found here. Struts/Tiles Integration tutorial
Worked like a charm.
 
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