AW: [opencms-dev] CmcJspActionElement vs Tag library

[Andreas Zahner]

Publius,

Include the body element with the following code (cms is an instance of
the CmsJspActionElement):
if (cms.template("body")) { 
	cms.include(null, "body");
}

To mark other parts of your template, e.g. a head part, do this by
writing all head elements and HTML tags between the following code:
if (cms.template("head")) {
	// your code
}

Regards,

Andreas Zahner
Alkacon Software - The OpenCms Experts
http://www.alkacon.com 

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Betreff: [opencms-dev] CmcJspActionElement vs Tag library


Hi everybody

For good reasons , I have to use the CspJspActionElement class to 
acomplish the same thing that is done with
the Cms Tag library.

The welcome module contain a jsp template called welcome.
An example of using the template tag is :

<cms:template element="body">
<cms:include file="../elements/bodyloader.xml" element="body" />
</cms:template>

My question is , how do I replace this with the method " template(String

part) "  from CmsJspActionElement.

Thank you
Publius