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I use
Velocity as template engine, but I'm wondering if Freemark is not a best
alternative. Does someone have feedbacks or know the differences
?
Thank
you.
Richard.
I may be way off
mark here, but is the webwork displaytag the same one at http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/
?
I havn't used DisplayTag before because I have written my own
freemarker macro for displaying tabulated data within webwork, that suits my
purposes better.
It should be as simple as adding the taglib to the
freemarker view using something like
<#assign display=JspTaglibs["/WEB-INF/displayTag.tld"]>
then you can just use the tage like a macro :
just insert @ before the namespace, and replace the : with a .
<display:table name="someList">
<display:column property="mail"/>
<display:column property="total"/>
</display:table>
becomes :
<@display.table name="someList">
<@display.column property="mail"/>
<@display.column property="total"/>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cameron
Fred Lamuette wrote:
Have you any examples with DisplayTag ?
Thank you.
Richard.
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Chris Nokleberg
Envoye : jeudi 11 decembre 2003 09:04
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Objet : [OS-webwork] RE: JSP tags in velocity
Patrick Lightbody wrote:
Unfortunately, this is one of the problems with the
"use-JSP-tags-in-velocity" deal: in order to _really_ get it to work,
you essentially have to write half a JSP container. Since supporting any
arbitrary tag isn't the goal of WebWork (it's a nice side effect, but
it's not a high priority at all), I think you'd be better off in terms
of functionality and performance if you just added velocity hooks in to
your favorite JSP tags like DisplayTag.
FYI FreeMarker has integrated support for JSP taglibs. For information
please see the "Using JSP custom tags in FTL" section of the Manual:
http://freemarker.org/docs/pgui_misc_servlet.html
Chris
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