fattymelt,
yes that looks right. This used to work. I will try to get some time
later today to see what is going on. There should be a velocity.log
somewhere that could be helpful. wicket-velocity has an Initializer
that searches for and loads the properties file, so set a breakpoint
in init to see
Thanks for the help, James. I tried adding the following to my web.xml (and
putting the velocity.properties file in that location). Does this look right
to you?
ClientApplication
wicket.protocol.http.WicketServlet
applicationClassName
com.foo.bar.
On Jan 21, 2008 11:45 PM, fattymelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Just to be sure...
>
> In the Wicket section of web.xml I am going to add the two init-params. One
> of which defines the folder in which to find my properties file, and the
> other is the actual filename. Then I can use that proper
Just to be sure...
In the Wicket section of web.xml I am going to add the two init-params. One
of which defines the folder in which to find my properties file, and the
other is the actual filename. Then I can use that properties file to specify
what my TEMPLATE_ROOT is.
The only I don't get, is
fattymelt,
It used to work that you could jar up your templates and put them
under WEB-INF/lib. If that doesn't work, create your own
velocity.properties file and define the init-params
velocityPropertiesFolder and velocity.properties in your web.xml. You
can define there which loaders to use and w
I am using a velocity template, and within it would like to use velocity's
"parse" directive (to include another template within the current template)
but it complains that it can not find the template in velocity's
"TEMPLATE_ROOT." I have triple-checked that the template is in the same
directory
