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I am developing a web application which uses tiles for UI management. this application is deployed in weblogic 9.1; JDK 1.5.0_04 uses oracle10g.

Whenever weblogic starts i get a parse exception stating that . There is absolutely no problem in tiles-defs.xml or in any other JSPs. Thanks in advance.
 
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I believe the error does lie in your tiles-def.xml file only. Maybe you're not specifying as many <put> elements in your tiles-def.xml file as many <tiles:insert> tags you have specified in your base layout JSP file
 
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The same definitions used to work fine with weblogic v8.1 but in weblogic 9.1, it throws an exception
 
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Then could it be a problem with incompatible JAR files. I would suggest you download the latest Tiles JAR and TLD files and then see if the problem still persists.
If that too doesn't work, maybe you can post snippets of your Layout JSP and the tiles-def.xml files.
 
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i am using struts 1.1 and have downloaded tiles.jar with version 2.0.5... but the struts.jar file already has the tiles.jar and is using that.. how do i make sure that it uses the new tiles.jar?
 
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Originally posted by Mohd Asim:
... but the struts.jar file already has the tiles.jar and is using that.. how do i make sure that it uses the new tiles.jar?



I'm not sure I quite understand that part. Are you saying that the Tiles.jar file is archived within the struts.jar file? In that case, I suggest you delete the tiles JAR file from the struts archive so that the web-app picks up the correct tiles JAR file.
 
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