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Subject: Re: Please let us know how to register decorators excludes
From: Shaunak Khedkar <shaunakkhed...@gmail.com>
To: SiteMesh 3 Users <sitemesh3-users@googlegroups.com>
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Hi Kim,

I had the same problem a few days ago, where I wanted to exclude a
particular page being affected by decorator. Following is the
solution:

Apply the decorator to all the pages by using:
<mapping path=3D"/*" exclude=3D"false" decorator=3D"/decorator.jsp"/>

And to exculde a particular page from being decorated by the
decorator, add <%@ page contentType=3D"application/json" %> to the page.
(I have used contentType=3D"applicaion/json" because I need it. You can
put others as well but not "text/html")

This is because By default, SiteMesh will only intercept responses
that set the Content-Type HTTP header to text/html.

Please refer the following site,
http://www.sitemesh.org/configuration.html and see for this section:

Advanced Configuration:

For most users, the decorator mappings above should be enough. But if
you want more options...
MIME Types

By default, SiteMesh will only intercept responses that set the
Content-Type HTTP header to text/html.

This can be altered to allow SiteMesh to intercept responses for other
types. This is only applicable for the SiteMesh Filter - it is ignored
by the offline site builder.

Thanks!!


On Jul 27, 11:24 pm, MJ KIM <kmj6...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have created a spring mvc project.
>
> My folder structure is as follows:
>
> webapp
>      =A4=A4decorators
>                =A4=A4  main.jsp
>      =A4=A4 resources
>      =A4=A4 WEB-INF
>              =A4=A4 views
>                      =A4=A4 main
>                             =A4=A4 today_main.jsp
>             =A4=A4 decorators.xml
>
> I would like to exclude today_main.jsp to sitemesh.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------=
------------------------------------------
> decorators.xml
> <?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"ISO-8859-1"?>
>
> <decorators defaultdir=3D"/decorators">
>
>         <excludes>
>                 <pattern>../WEB-INF/view/main/today_main.jsp</pattern>
>         </excludes>
>
>     <decorator name=3D"main" page=3D"/decorators/main.jsp">
>         <pattern>/*</pattern>
>     </decorator>
> </decorators>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------=
-----------------------------------------
>
> But in today_main.jsp not exclude sitemesh.
> I used the wrong <pattern> is?
>