This may be a newbie question, but I'm trying to figure out which of the
following two methods is better for performing the template merge and
outputting it in a servlet?
Using the HttpServletResponse's Writer object?
Writer writer = response().getWriter();
template.merge(context,
Hi,
I think this is a simple question ... although I could be having one of those
winter, late-afternoon brain-dead moments ...
Whereabouts exactly are tool class instances kept once they have been
initialized when using VelocityView and toolbox.xml? In other words, from where
and how does one
What version of the VelocityViewServlet are you taking that code from?
It hasn't looked that way in some time. I'd recommend taking a look
at a more recent version of the VelocityViewServlet's code to begin.
Beyond that, i can't really tell whether it is better for your
application to do what VV
I'm a little surprised that the method you tried is failing. I
haven't written many custom directives though, so i'm not sure how to
help. Does anyone else out there know why the context provided to
the directive wouldn't have access to the tools?
That said, where instantiated tools is kept va
I got it from the VelocityViewServlet in velocity-tools-1.2-src.zip. I guess
the basic question was - short of profiling the app - is one method faster
and/or better than the other? It would seem to me like the pooled
VelocityWriters are the way to go?
John
On 1/4/07, Nathan Bubna <[EMAIL PROTEC
That's very odd and slightly disconcerting that that code came from a
file named 1.2. Looking at the version history, the response's output
stream hasn't been the default since 1.0:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/velocity/tools/tags/VELTOOLS_1_2_FINAL/src/java/org/apache/velocity/tools/view/servle
