Hello Leo,
For starters, try and initialize velocity with a Properties object loaded
using a Resource. Make sure that velocity.properties is in the classpath.
e.g.
InputStream vProps =
this.getClass().getResourceAsStream(/velocity.properties);
try {
Properties
Hi there,
It is possible to have a toolbox in a standalone velocity application?
Thanks in advance,
Markos
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Im using the org.apache.velocity.tools.view.XMLToolboxManager to load the
toolbox, but do I need to register it somehow with the VelocityEngine?
Thanks,
Markos
On Tuesday 21 June 2005 14:29, Markos Charatzas wrote:
Hi there,
It is possible to have a toolbox in a standalone velocity
the #foreach directive...
Thanks,
Markos
On Tuesday 21 June 2005 14:58, Markos Charatzas wrote:
Im using the org.apache.velocity.tools.view.XMLToolboxManager to load the
toolbox, but do I need to register it somehow with the VelocityEngine?
Thanks,
Markos
On Tuesday 21 June 2005 14:29, Markos
Just used the new VelocityContext(Context context) constructor to wrap the
toolbox context.
Hope someone will find this thread useful! :p
Sorry for the trouble,
Markos
On Tuesday 21 June 2005 15:21, Markos Charatzas wrote:
Digging around I found out that I just jave to use the context
In velocity.properties use
input.encoding=ISO-8859-7 or UTF-8, depending on the encoding of the
templates.
Regards,
Markos
On Tuesday 03 May 2005 10:26, Sandeep kamath wrote:
Hi,
I am quite new to Velocity. My requirement is that I need to process a
template that has greek characters in
Hm...
Im quite skeptical about this...
Why not use a proper OR mapping tool (e.g. hibernate), provide a complete db
implementation (Database, DatabaseRequest, DatabaseClient) and then use a db
client wrapper to place as a tool using the velocity toolbox.
Regards,
Markos
On Wednesday 23
14:51, Claude Brisson wrote:
On Wed, 2005-02-23 at 12:39 +0200, Markos Charatzas wrote:
Hm...
Im quite skeptical about this...
Why not use a proper OR mapping tool (e.g. hibernate), provide a
complete db implementation (Database, DatabaseRequest, DatabaseClient)
and then use a db
Hello Michael,
In a servlet environment I would recommed that you use a
org.apache.velocity.tools.view.servlet.WebappLoader
with the loader.path specified as you have it already.
Have a good week :)
Markos
On Sunday 20 February 2005 19:57, Michael Salmon wrote:
Just a follow-up. I found that
On Thursday 10 February 2005 17:50, Nathan Bubna wrote:
i only rarely put things directly into the
request myself. i mostly use tools to access my request scoped data.
those are easy enough to keep track of in my toolbox.xml file.
So how do u go on about data that you want to make available
On Friday 11 February 2005 07:21, Shinobu Kawai wrote:
resource files and charset might be your problem. Do you mean
your resource files have non-ascii characters in it? If so, that's
your problem. They must be escaped java-wise like \u1234.
cf.
Just to point out that the data stored in the DB is using cp-1253 :/
So far I didnt have to deal with ResourceBundles so all text was inside the
HTML templates.
I cant seem to understand why setting the output encoding in
velocity.properties to ISO-8859-7 would cause the data coming from the
On Friday 11 February 2005 07:21, Shinobu Kawai wrote:
They must be escaped java-wise like \u1234.
Shinobu I did that and it worked. Thanks.
Although I find it a bit hard to accept that any resource bundle must be in
that format. That makes life a bit harder :/
Still I cannot understand why
On Friday 11 February 2005 17:45, Shinobu Kawai wrote:
It's all Java stuff. Java stores data in memory as Unicode, so
everything going into Java must be converted into Unicode. Currently,
there is no way Java can tell whether a file is ascii or Greek or
Japanese or whatever. So, you have to
entry made
to the request? How do I go on about this?
Thanks in advance,
Markos Charatzas
On Wednesday 09 February 2005 19:25, Nathan Bubna wrote:
the relevant code (in veltools 1.1's StrutsUtils) is doing the following:
resources = (MessageResources) request.getAttribute(bundle
Hi Shinobu,
#*
Actually, the output.encoding doesn't matter unless you're using
VelocityServlet or Anakia. ;)
Yeap you are right...it must have been there since we migrated to
VelocityViewServlet :)
Please refresh my memory. Was there a way to specify content type
in resource files? I
the 's'
missing)
using the new key value... and it works :/
thats using velocity-tools-1.1
I also have other resources that use the same notation,
message-resources parameter=IndexResources key=index /
and cause me no problems.
Thanks in advance,
Markos Charatzas
4. my resource files are in the corrent content type
I still get question marks (?) displayed back to the browser when displaying
anything that comes from an ApplicationResource file :(
Thanks in advance.
Markos Charatzas
the logic to populate the
context is defined in a different class.
In Turbine for example there is method which gets called and serves for
populating the context.
Thanks for your input.
Markos Charatzas
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Thanks for your input!
The easy way is to use the Velocity Servlet in velocity tools. By mapping
say any vm file to the servlet you can process vm files. And yes, putting
the data in the request or the session will make it available to the view.
There isn't anywhere else really.
Yeah thats
Peter, you are 100% right that it should belong there. Actually the way I see
it is that as ActionServlet handles Actions so VelocityViewServlet should
handle Views! :)
Perhaps we will implement it ourselves actually since we are moving into
the Chinese market this year.
Well that is why
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