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HTML pages inheritence ?

 
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Hi,
i`ve heard the Struts (or it`s descendents) can help to build HTML pages inheritence, is it true?

So, will the pages be treated like objects?

If so, where can i found more info on that?
 
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I haven't heard of that for Struts... sounds like a ASP.Net thing.
Tiles work pretty well for templates though.
 
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Actually, i'm talking about Tiles (that's way i said Struts descendants).

do u know any short and direct overview of this capability for Tiles?
 
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Are you talking about Tiles inheritance? There's not much to it really. This article might answer your questions.
[ June 03, 2004: Message edited by: Jason Menard ]
 
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Jason, thanks for the link.

I took a quick read at the arcticle and found it really interesting, specially the "template" and "inheritance" stuff.

Then, i`d like to ask u a question. You said there`s not much on it, why do u think that? Is it because u just don`t think it`s interesting or because there are other ways to do all this (if so, what are them)???
 
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Another popular tool for doing this sort of thing without inheritance is SiteMesh.
 
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Then, i`d like to ask u a question. You said there`s not much on it, why do u think that? Is it because u just don`t think it`s interesting or because there are other ways to do all this (if so, what are them)???



"there's not much to it" is an expression that means "it's not very difficult"
 
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