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Apache Tiles retired. Alternatives?

Apache Tiles moved into the Attic in December 2018. So Apache Tiles has retired.

I'm using Spring MVC framework and JSP.

What alternatives are there? I saw Sitemesh, but it is a decorator and I need a template framework.

I want to maintain my tiles and use other framework. It is a big application, so I can't rewrite all my tiles at the same time

Could anybody help me please?

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Diego Sanchez Castillo Avatar asked Mar 13 '19 14:03

Diego Sanchez Castillo


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1 Answers

With Tiles is in the Apache Attic it does not mean you need to stop using it.

Unless you were depending on it to continue to provide you with new features and improvements.

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mck Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 03:09

mck