Re: Include JSP page in freemarker page

> Guys, we still should add that servlet_include stuff to the
> FreemarkerServlet, after all we give access out-of-the-box to the
> Servlet scopes too, so, you see, it meant to be a dirty but instant
> replace-your-JSPs solution, which it isn't without Servlet include,
> IMO.

A similar useful feature would be support for JSP 2.0 tagfiles (i.e.,  
taglibs that are written using JSP code instead of java code).

I looked at adding support for this to freemarker a few months ago,  
but with no luck.  I'm hoping I just missed something and it would be  
as easy as you suggest adding servlet_include would be.

Rhett

On Oct 17, 2008, at 3:04 PM, Daniel Dekany wrote:

> Friday, October 17, 2008, 8:07:24 PM, doahh wrote:
>
>> Thanks very much for your suggestions guys. I have been a little  
>> dumb here as
>> I have found a very simple way to do it. As I am using the Struts 2
>> framework I can simply do:
>>
>> <@s.include
>> value="/WEB-INF/root-context-include/user/page-header.jspf" />
>>
>> and everything works; the jsp page is included into my freemarker  
>> template.
>> I never even considered that Struts 2 may provide an include tag.
>
> It's up to their design... except that we didn't give an
> out-of-the-box solution for that, so maybe that's only why they
> provide @s.include. But ideally their include does something WebWork
> specific, that's why. (We actually encourage custom solutions, that's
> exactly an important point of FreeMarker... fuller control over
> things.)
>
> Guys, we still should add that servlet_include stuff to the
> FreemarkerServlet, after all we give access out-of-the-box to the
> Servlet scopes too, so, you see, it meant to be a dirty but instant
> replace-your-JSPs solution, which it isn't without Servlet include,
> IMO.
>
> -- 
> Best regards,
> Daniel Dekany
>
>
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