Does an Integration Between Struts 2 and Tiles considered a J2EE application, Why?

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Date Posted: 2013/12/12

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by Md. Kaium Hossain , Assistant Programmer , ERA Info Tech Ltd.

Apache Tiles integration with Struts2 for J2EE application. Tiles is a templating system example Apache Tiles. It can be used to create a common look and feel for a web application. Tiles can also be used to create reusable view components.

Benefits of Tiles are:-

Screen definitions - Create a screen by assembling Tiles : header, footer, menu, body, etc.
Layouts - Define common page layouts and reuse them across your website.
Dynamic page building - Tiles can be gathered dynamically during page reload. It is possible to change any attribute: layout, list of Tiles in portal, list of menu items, etc.
Reuse of Tiles / Components - If well defined, a Tile can be reused across multiple applications.
Multi-channels - It is possible to load different Tiles according to a key.
For this reason Struts2 and Tiles integrate with a J2EE application.