Hi,
You need to use the JarResourceLoader instead of the FileResourceLoader.
This should be simply a matter of changing a couple of lines, to
something like:
java.util.Properties oProperties = new Properties();
oProperties.setProperty("resource.loader", "jar");
oProperties.setProperty("jar.resource.loader.path", "c:\\temp\foo.jar");
Velocity.init(oProperties);
Template oTemplate = Velocity.getTemplate("foo.tpl");
Check the Resource Management section in the developer-guide for more
detail.
- simon
Pierre-François Lemosquet wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I use a template located in c:\temp\foo.tpl
>
> java.util.Properties oProperties = new Properties();
> oProperties.setProperty("file.resource.loader.path", "c:\\temp");
> Velocity.init(oProperties);
> Template oTemplate = Velocity.getTemplate("foo.tpl");
>
> But, how to do to use a template which is located in a jar ?
>
