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Having one Tiles definition extend the attributes of another definition is straightforward. Shown here is the tiles-defs.xml file rewritten with an additional Tiles definition, .baseWithOneAd, added to it: < xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" > <!DOCTYPE tiles-definitions PUBLIC "-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Tiles Configuration//EN" "http://struts.apache.org/dtds/tiles-config.dtd"> <tiles-definitions> <definition name=".baseDef" path="/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/template.jsp"> <put name="title" value="Base Template Page"/> <put name="header" value="/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/header.jsp"/> <put name="content" value="/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/baseContent.jsp"/> <put name="footer" value="/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/footer.jsp"/> </definition> <definition name=".baseWithOneAd" extends=".baseDef"> <put name="adone" value="/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/baseAd.jsp"/> </definition> . . . </tiles-definitions> The .baseWithOneAd Tiles definition looks very similar to the .baseDef definition. Both Tiles definitions use a <definition> tag to declare the definition. Both definitions also declare attributes the definitions are going to pass to the template via the <put> tag. The key difference between the two different definitions is that the .baseWithOneAd definition does not use the path attribute to declare the path of the JSP file it is going to pass attribute values to. Instead, the .baseWithOneAd definition uses the extends attribute to indicate that it is inheriting all of the attributes from the .baseDef definition: <definition id=".baseWithOneAd" extends=".baseDef">

RequestHeader has the same format and modes as Header, with the exception of echo, which only makes sense in the context of an output header echoing an input header. It s probably most useful in <Proxy> containers, which replace the old syntax for defining proxies, in Apache 2. You ll see this in more detail in 8.

import java.io.File; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.Iterator; public class XMLBeansExample1 { static OrdersDocument doc; /** * The main method parses and validates the document specified * in the parameter and on success counts the number of occurences of * Customer element. */ public static void main(String[] args) throws org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlException, java.io.IOException { if (validate(args[0])) countCustomers(); } /** * Build and validate the specified document */

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As well as setting plain-text headers, Apache 2 also allows you to use some special formats to insert values dynamically into a header: %D: Produces D=<usecs>, the delay between receiving the request and serving the response, in microseconds. %t: Produces t=<secs>, the time at which the request was received, in seconds, since January 1, 1970 (UTC time). %{env-var}e: This is the value of the environment variable env-var. If the variable isn t set, (null) is returned. For example, to tell the client how long the server took to process a request, you could use this: Header set Process-Time %D This would generate (for a request taking exactly 1 second to process) the header: Process-Time: D=1000000 The %D format also works for RequestHeader. In request headers, it evaluates to the time between the initial receipt of the request and its parsing up until the RequestHeader directive is encountered. As a more complex example, this combination of RequestHeader and Header directives returns both the initial and overall processing time:

RequestHeader set Process-Time "initial %D" Header echo ^Process-Time$ Header add Process-Time "final %D"

By using the extends attribute, the .baseWithOneAd definition automatically inherits all of the attribute parameters declared in the .baseDef definition. The .baseWithOneAd definition can choose to override the attribute values declared in the .baseDef definition by redeclaring them via a <put> tag. Also remember, additional attributes can be added that are specific to the child definition. The .baseWithOneAd Tiles definition has declared that it is going to pass a value to the adone attribute in the template.jsp file: <tiles:put name="adone" value="/WEB-INF/jsp/tiles/baseAd.jsp"/> Since the adone attribute is being declared in the .baseWithOneAd definition, only the JavaEdge pages using this definition will have the ad content included on the page.

As the previous example also illustrates, formats and text may be freely mixed with space if enclosed in quotes. If no spaces are included, then the quotes can be omitted (though it does no harm to use them): Header set Response-Details: request-received-at-%t--processed-in-%D-seconds

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