gt; wrote:
> > One of our designers was confused by the lack of an inequality operator
> > in the VTL documentation at:
> >
> > http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/docs/vtl-reference-guide.html
> >
> > I think the following lines are missing from the
Thanks for catching this. We'll fix it in the next release.
Best,
WILL
On 3/29/06, Mike Bridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One of our designers was confused by the lack of an inequality operator
> in the VTL documentation at:
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/velo
One of our designers was confused by the lack of an inequality operator
in the VTL documentation at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/docs/vtl-reference-guide.html
I think the following lines are missing from the if/then/else section:
Not Equal to Number: #if( $foo != 42 )
Not
Thanks! We'll fix this for the next release.
WILL
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 7:42 AM
Subject: Documentation fix
I have tried out the JDOM example at
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/docs/developer-guide.html#Velo
I have tried out the JDOM example at
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/docs/developer-guide.html#Velocity%20
and%20XML and have a small correction:
vc.put("root", root);
Should be changed to:
vc.put("root", root.getRootElement());
Otherwise it don't work!
Regards,
--
On Sat September 10 2005 6:18 am, lee heng hock wrote:
> Hi
>
> From my personal point of view, the documentation on how to use velocity is
> well done but I think the documentation on the installation issues, running
> examples and stuff is a bit not user friendly as the docs are s
Hi
>From my personal point of view, the documentation on how to use velocity is
well done but I think the documentation on the installation issues, running
examples and stuff is a bit not user friendly as the docs are scattered over
the place. I dont know but maybe that is how software wo
t part of the dev or documentation team my self, but I think velocity is
quite a well documented project personally so I'd be keen to hear which parts
you found "difficult". I am sufficiently advanced in velocity that i could
probably help you write up the parts of the doc
On 9/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> May be it is because I'm a newbie, but your velocity's documentation is really
> really bad.
> !
You have the gift of encouragement, I can tell! Maybe you should look
at the code and prov
May be it is because I'm a newbie, but your velocity's documentation is really
really bad.
!
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Will Glass-Husain wrote:
Does it work if you call Velocity.init() instead of RuntimeSingleton.init
(RuntimeSingleton is not expected to be accessed by the end user).
Yes, it works with Velocity.init().
And I checked the link you provided and that does indeed give the proper
example that work
PS. See this code block for an example.
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/developer-guide.html#How%20Velocity%20Works
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:21 PM
Subject: Documentation vs. code issue
(RuntimeSingleton is not expected to be accessed by the end user).
Cheers,
WILL
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:21 PM
Subject: Documentation vs. code issue
Hi all,
After posting this to the wrong maili
Hi all,
After posting this to the wrong mailing list (oh, the humiliation), I'm
gonna try again if I get it right this time :)
I decided to pick Velocity for a project I am doing and ran into a small
issue with the Javadoc. When using the code example from the Javadoc of
org.apache.velocity.
Hi lane,
> Please point me in the direction of the velocity.properties documentation
> (i.e. what properties can be defined, and what effect it has).
Try the developer guide.
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/developer-guide.html#Velocity%20Configuration%20Keys%20and%20Values
> I
Hi, I just subscribed and can't find this in the archive.
Please point me in the direction of the velocity.properties documentation
(i.e. what properties can be defined, and what effect it has).
I'm trying to move my .vm files to a protected folder, but tomcat complains
"Can&
Hi group,
I am working on a document to outline the entire web
app development process. I was wondering if anyone
would like to help me with the Velocity parts. Or, if
you can refer me to something like it that you've seen
somewhere, that would be great.
Here is what I have so far.
http://www.
In the Velocity documentation it has the following line"
The RHS can also be a simple arithmetic expression:
It would be good if this included something about the fact that it only
supports integer math and if you need floating point math you will need
to use the math library. Perhaps w
Ben wrote:
Where can I find more information about Velocity Directive? I would
like to write one but so far it doesn't work...
I would like to do something like this:
#useSomething("/WEB-INF/file.xml")
#doSomething("nodeA")
#doSomething("nodeB")
#end
I created two directives, one for #useSomething
Hi Ben,
> Where can I find more information about Velocity Directive? I would
> like to write one but so far it doesn't work...
>
> I would like to do something like this:
>
> #useSomething("/WEB-INF/file.xml")
> #doSomething("nodeA")
> #doSomething("nodeB")
> #end
>
> I created two directives
Where can I find more information about Velocity Directive? I would
like to write one but so far it doesn't work...
I would like to do something like this:
#useSomething("/WEB-INF/file.xml")
#doSomething("nodeA")
#doSomething("nodeB")
#end
I created two directives, one for #useSomething (as BLOC
Good idea! Though it'd be great to get this into the formal doc later.
I took a look at the Wiki. Anyone know of any tricks to go from my xdoc
format to Wiki format (preserving headings, etc?)
WILL
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Nathan:
that said, i've begun to think lately that we should get such things onto
the
Will Glass-Husain said:
...
> "Building a Robust and Secure Web Application With Velocity"
> http://www.forio.com/velocity/security.html
>
> It's also in xdoc format at
> http://www.forio.com/velocity/security.xml
>
> I'd welcome any comments. Do other users think this would be an appropriate
> do
Velocity users,
> >
> > Two weeks ago we had a discussion about building secure web
applications
> > with Velocity.
> >
> > I've gone ahead and developed some documentation on this
topic, based on
> > both the list discussion and my own experiences. The
audience
stom HTML generation
> based on those tags. My suggestion is to create a doclet
> specialized to creating documentation for web designers using
> Velocity. For example, if you have something like this:
> velocityContext.put("myFoo", new Foo()) ;
> In Foo.j
The documentation is all XML-based. Most of the Jakarta sites use
Anakia (part of Velocity) to transform the XML to HTML. There is a very
good link on the entire process here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/jakarta-site2.html
I liked it so much that I have adopted it for my own web sites.
On
> Is this a commercial product? If so, can it be mentioned on the
> powered-by page? (Where we brag...)
>
>
> geir
>
Yes, but I am not sure that they will want to expose it since they work in
stealth mode. I will check it with them.
I am involved in another commercial product, (Ontero InfoCen
figured our at the end of a long day. Also, the
> following documentation
> regarding the '==' as the identity misled us since it is not the case when
> you compare
> numeric values (which are represented by Integer instances) which means that
> ($foo == 5) is
> diff
The example at
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/user-guide.html#Conditionals
#elseif( $bar = 6 )
seems to be incorrect. For a proper numeric comparison, it should be '=='
not '='. At
least this is what we figured our at the end of a long day. Also, the
following documen
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