--- Tomasz Wrona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Did you #include() or #parse() your template?
> > #include() just includes everyting verbatim
> > withoutlooking inside.
> At first I've tried #include but it did not work.
> Then I've tried #parse
> (template.vm) but an exception was raised:
> Fri Sep 05 13:31:11 CEST 2003 [error] #parse() :
> arg =
> /templates/group/groupsNavi.vm. Exception :
> java.lang.ClassCastException:
> org.apache.velocity.runtime.resource.ContentResource
Well, you forgot stack trace. But it looks that you
somehow goofed with configuration of resource
loaders.
Note that webwork ( 1.3 ) configures just a
classpath reosurce loader, which would load templates
from
WEB-INF/classes , and not from your .war archive.
You will need to patch webwork velocity servlet a
little, like one in velocity-tools project to load
your templates from web archive.
You may also look into velocity.log file ( it will be
somewhere, it writes in current directory of jvm ) -
there are sometime clues about what went wrong...
> >
> >
> > Action execution returns result ( forward name ).
> > If you like to execute action and place result
> into
> > template, you got to use #includeservlet()
> I've tried to use #includeservlet(name) but it does
> not work - no output, no
> error, nothing
> Is the output of the servlet in special variable?
It's embedded into your resultig page. Such snippet
works for me:
<h3>News</h3>
#set( $prefix = "/infobit/news/" )
#set( $suffix = "?_render_mode=preview" )
<table>
#foreach($newsEntry in $newsSelector.news
)
#set ( $linkname =
"${prefix}${newsEntry.name}${suffix}" )
#includeservlet( $linkname )
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
<a href="$url.setPage(
"$prefix$newsEntry.name")">mehr...</a>
</td>
</tr>
#end
</table>
regards,
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