I believe, you can't use Java in a vm file at all. It's only interpeted by
the VT Engine.
To get the date, you would have to get it in your action-class (I guess you
are talking about a velocity-portlet...) and put it into the context.
in the action class:
//get the date
context.put.("date", dateVariable);
in the vm-template
<br>
Today's date is : $date <br>
<br>
hope, I could be of any help
rob
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From: "FARINE Arnaud - SOP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 9:35 AM
Subject: How to use java code in a vm file ?
Hi,
I want to use a java code in a vm file (top.vm) to obtain the system date.
In a VM file I don't success to use java code...Or if I can only use the
velocity language, how can I obtain the date ?
Regards
Arnaud FARINE
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