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Hi Dave,
The normal way to use Tiles with Struts is to write your own action forwarding to a
logical name. This logical name can be linked to a Tile definition name :
action path=/test/testAction
type=org.apache.struts.example.tiles.test.TestActionTileAction
forward
I'm getting an error on my page, because I haven't done this, from
html:errors, but short of getting rid of html:errors, is there a way to
tell struts I don't need a form?
If you don't have form then you probably don't need the html:errors.
I do need html:errors on the page, because in
hi everyone.
I have an errorpage to which all the exceptions are forwarded.
This errorpage emails me the exception details and display a user friendly
message instead of the complete exception details.
Everything works fine when the exception occurs in some custom tag, i get
the exception by
I'm surprised it doesn't give a better message.
You're not the 1st to wish for this!.
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Never mind. A typo in my ApplicationResources.properties files was
preventing it from finding the 'errors.required' message. Perhaps a log
message to indicate
the wrong syntax seems to come from my previous quick and dirty answer :(
Problems:
1. bean:define value must not be define as body content but as value
attribute.
2. forget about action='bean:write name=formAction' it compiles but
the bean:write tag is not interpreted so at runtime the
Ok - I've been through the example again. What I want to achieve is
something similar to the 'Edit user registration details'. This
pre-populates the form with existing details. Now the way the example does
this is to create the RegistrationForm in the action and then populate it.
From
Adam Hardy wrote:
How do I create a mapping that doesn't need an ActionForm? Could you give me the
XML? Currently I've got the following with a dummy form and an empty dummy class, but
if I get rid of the name attribute, it gives an ActionError:
actionpath=/questionSetList
John,
I'm using 4.0.1 without any problems, although I had exactly what you're
experiencing when using the version that was packaged with JBuilder. One
other thing to check:
Project...Project Properties...Servers make sure that Tomcat 4.0 is
selected.
also
Project...Project
Is that OS/390 as on a mainframe? I've heard you can run Linux then anything
you want like Tomcat under that. Seems pretty weird running operating systems
under other operating systems. Let us know if that's true. Sorry I can't help!
Wouldn't IBM help you? You'd be good advertising for them.
Are you running MVS on OS/390? If so, can you ask the mainframe admin to
put AIX or Linux on an MVS partition? Then, as Keith says, it should be a
straight forward unix install. If you're attempting to run it on TSO then I
think you'll be entering a whole world of pain...
Getting IBM's help
Yes, they should be. But your embedded bean might not be there from one
request to the next.
I'm afraid I can't speak as knowledgeable about using ActionForms in the
session scope because I don't like to do this in a production environment.
(This can hamper performance)
James Mitchell
Software
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Could someone tell me why the following code doesn't work? How to make it
work?
public class MyClass_1
{
...
}
///
public class MyClass_2 extends MyClass_1
{
...
come on Jim , Nathan is perhaps out of office and is subscribed to our user
group and this is the reply which is generated automatically to every mail
that comes inu do not have to take things so seriously
rgds,
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You sent me 2 emails yesterday w/ a subject line Re: Itext - PDF from Struts, both
emails were infected and quarentined by our anti-virus software. If you had a
specific question, please resend w/ an uninfected email.
(Sorry to post on the Struts forum, but the email
I suspect it is not Mr. Hernandez himself who is sending these emails, but
the virus/worm propagating itself in his name. I got a couple of these two.
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Can you give me a little more info about the error ??
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002 08:30:40 -0500 (EST) Henry Lu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could someone tell me why the following code doesn't work? How to make it
work?
You will need to use the nested tag or indexed tag for the values to be
changed on the form.
From: Henry Lu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: logic:iterate tag
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 08:30:40 -0500 (EST)
Could
I'm not particularly offended by this happening but I do agree that it is
bad etiquitte to have automatic replys about people being in or out of their
office as a result of messages received from a mail list.
Perhaps Mr. Smith should invest in a second mail account from which he can
sign up to
Users can't get at anything under web-inf by name. So it stops them running
your jsp directly or viewing their source code.
They still work because they can be referenced by a Sevlet (ie the struts
ActionServlet). (not all servers are the same here).
It's a 'rule' for commercial/senstive sites
How?
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On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, SUPRIYA MISRA wrote:
You will need to use
I don't remember the error exactly but something like Servlet errors.
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I always meant to find out for sure but I think it may be because you don't
have a setter method.
If you don't have matching get/set it's not a property. (according to the bean
spec I believe) also according to struts.
Please let us know if that is what was wrong.
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On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
The normal way to use Tiles with Struts is to write your own action forwarding to a
logical name. This logical name can be linked to a Tile definition name :
action path=/test/testAction
This seems like it should be simple but I'm having trouble with how to use
a bean:write as the value in a struts html: tag. For instance, the
following code works but I'd like to use instead, something like the line
that is commented out below.
logic:iterate id=po name=purchaseOrders type
Take the value= clause off. I never use it. Struts will call
public String getSupplierID()
in your formBean to set the value on output
setSupplierID(String )
on submission of the form.
I think value= is to give an initial value if you aren't invoking your jsp via
an action.
K.
--- Domen,
Do you use appropriate ComponentActionServlet and TilesRequestProcessor (if
Struts1.1) ? If
not, specify the first in web.xml and second in struts-config.xml. Check tiles-doc or
struts-tiles example to know the syntax.
If you write modified ForwardAction, I will make it available in the
Yes, I've run into this many times. The setter and getter must match types
(i.e. if you are setting an Integer, you must have a getter for an
Integer). In addition, I've had problems overloading these methods. For
instance, many times I want an alternate setter which accepts a primitive
int
Thanks all. I figured out.
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On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Keith wrote:
Could
Complementing, you don't need to specify the iterate tag's
type attribute if you are using the bean:write tag
(which uses reflection to get the properties).
Fernando
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Henry,
I do have the same problem. Could you please post the solution.
TIA,
Jerome.
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From: Henry Lu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 February 2002 14:37
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: logic:iterate tag
Thanks all. I figured out.
We have Tomcat 4.0.1 running on OS/390 under a linux (suse) partition
through VM and it is quite stable. Also, Apache 1.3.19 is on there.
So, it can be done. I have heard instances where people have got it to run
under Linux under a LPAR. What I would like to know is that has anyone got
Tomcat
I just recompile all codes. I think I didn't recompile one java code.
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On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
Do you use appropriate ComponentActionServlet and
TilesRequestProcessor (if Struts1.1) ? If not, specify the first in
web.xml and second in struts-config.xml. Check tiles-doc or
struts-tiles example to know the syntax.
Sorry to be dense, but I
Any help!
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From: subhendukumar mohanty
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 8:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problem in getting request parameter
Hi
I am using websphere test environment with visual age . One of my jsp
has Struts form tag. Inside that form there
I believe this functionality is in the nightly build, so the dev list might be
more appropriate, but here goes...
Does anyone know where I can find an example of using Declarative Exception
handling (struts-config.xml) for use in my application.
Thanks,
Matt
I'm having a problem with sessions using JRun. I have noticed that the
address line sometimes has a url;jsessionid=n and sometimes it doesn't.
When it doesn't I seem to end up with a new session id. Any thoughts?
thanks
bill page
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Hi,
I am quite new to Struts and have a problem with an Action and ActionForm. I
am running Struts 1.0.1 and Tomcat 4.0.1, my IDE is JBuilder 6 Enterprise.
I have the problem, that all the properties of a form are empty. When
running the program in the debugger I can see the following sequence
TilesRequestProcessor has been committed with Tiles for Struts1.1 since 18/02.
It should be now in latest Struts nightly build. Also, you can download Tiles
from its main site, and choose development version. It is in it (I have just
check it ;-) ). Try to play with tiles-doc.war.
You need
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You need to follow the JavaBeans convention. If you have a
setUserName() and a getUserName(), you need to set the
property name to userName and so on.
Fernando
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Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 2:00 PM
Hi All,
I would like to avoid writing a scriplet in my jsp to provide a background
image.
body background=%=request.getContextPath()%/images/background.jpg
Does anyone know an alternate solution, or if Struts plans to provide a
html:body
tag in the future?
Thanks,
Greg
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On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
TilesRequestProcessor has been committed with Tiles for Struts1.1
since 18/02. It should be now in latest Struts nightly build. Also,
you can download Tiles from its main site, and choose development
version. It is in it (I have just check it ;-)
We are currently getting Branch too large exceptions on some of our larger JSPs. We
have tried to include as much as we can from other JSPs to reduce the method size, but
we are still exceeding the 64K limit.
On one of the JSPs in particular we have three different date inputs which I believe
Hi
In a jsp, I want to display some text if there are no errors present, that
is, that html:errors hasn't been populated with any errors in my perform()
method.
What's the best way to do this?
John
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Sr. Developer and Architect
iNDEMAND
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New York, New York
Dave Weis wrote:
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
TilesRequestProcessor has been committed with Tiles for Struts1.1
since 18/02. It should be now in latest Struts nightly build. Also,
you can download Tiles from its main site, and choose development
version. It is in it
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
Dave Weis wrote:
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
TilesRequestProcessor has been committed with Tiles for Struts1.1
since 18/02. It should be now in latest Struts nightly build. Also,
you can download Tiles from its main site,
Hopefully, you are using the dynamic include and not the static include,
right?
-AP_
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From: Dave J Dandeneau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 9:30 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Cc: Nilesh R Gohel
Subject: JSP size optimizations
We are
you should be using the struts html tags if you want to use the form bean...or else
you would have to create the form bean object and explicitly set the values for each
input tag.
i suggest using the html tags...something like this:
YOUR EXAMPLE
input type=text name=UserName value= size=30
I'll just do this
body background=bean:message key=mybackground
and have mybackground refers to /images/background.jpg in
ApplicationResource.properties
Liang
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Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 11:25 AM
To: Struts Mail List
sorry about all these emails, i opened an attachment from a co-worker and it
was infected, ive ran an antivirus program on my computer and everything
should be fine now..
sorry for the inconvinience
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From: John M. Corro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
The only problem with that is that you have to account for your
context path somewhere, and you probably shouldn't do that in your
resources properties file. You'd have to do something like this:
body background=%=request.getContextPath()%bean:message key='mybackground'/
Kinda gross, huh?
On Tue, 19 February 2002, Mark Woon wrote:
How do I create a mapping that doesn't need an ActionForm? Could you give me the
XML? [..] it gives an ActionError:
All you need is:
action path=/questionSetList
type=com.siemens.csw.evote.QuestionSetListAction
forward
We are using the %@ include file= % tag and not jsp:include
...param/param/jsp:include.
dave
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From: Alex Paransky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 1:17 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Cc: Nilesh R Gohel
Subject: RE: JSP size optimizations
Dave J Dandeneau wrote:
We are using the %@ include file= % tag and not jsp:include
...param/param/jsp:include.
Which means you aren't using dynamic includes. As far as the limit is concerned, you
might as well
have it inline if youre using %@ include file %, since that's what it does (put
Actually we have it the other way around... we are using jsp:include not @ include%
dave
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From: Dave J Dandeneau
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 2:56 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: JSP size optimizations
We are using the %@ include file= % tag and
I'm having some trouble using the Validator Form from commons in my
Struts app. Does import org.apache.commons.validator.Form still extend
from ActionForm?
I'm getting the following error where CourseForm extends Form.
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.onpoint.webapp.CourseForm
at
I need to display a recursively defined data structure bean.
I have a bean which looks like this:
public class Message implements java.io.Serializable {
private String header, body, from;
private Collection replies;
public Collection getReplies() {return collection;}
public String
Have you tried this?
%@ page buffer=500kb autoFlush=false %
Thinh
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From: Dave J Dandeneau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 2:02 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: JSP size optimizations
Actually we have it the other way around...
I've done this recently for a calculation tree. I just defined a method
in the jsp, passing in the Message (in your example) and the JSPWriter.
This method then recursively calls itself while outputting nested html
tables (ie each call draws a table, with the child call filling a cell
of it).
Title: FORM ELEMENTS MAPPING WITH JAVA BEAN
Hi ,
Struts framework says that the form element names should be same as form beam attribute names. Is there a way I could define different names .Let say FORM_NAME_USERNAME in the form is supposed to be mapped to username in Java Form Bean.
Apparently it's not possible to access attributes of any tiles other
than your immediate parent. IMHO, this restricts my ability to
partition my presentation code into simple, reusable chunks.
Here's a semi-practical example.
Consider this snippet from a definitions file...
definition
I guess, this is one way of doing it, I am trying to avoid too much Java
code in my .JSP page.
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You're correct that it won't find title. layout.jsp needs to store it so
it can be accessed by header (e.g., session.setAttribute()).
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Crossley
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 12:39 PM
To: Struts Users
Subject: Night Build stable?
From: Nav Sandhu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am thinking about updating my Struts from a November 01 nightly build. I
am thinking about moving to a more recent nightly build. Is there anywhere
I can find out if the nightly build is stable? Is there any tests that are
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I understand how to make the example work, but the point of my example
was that tile attributes should be recursively accessible so that I
don't have to clutter up intermediary files with code that only serves
to export attributes.
You only have to expand the example a little bit to make your
Hi John,
I am very new to Struts, so my answer may not be the best solution...
In the Action.perform(ActionMapping, ActionForm, HttpServletRequest,
HttpServletResponse) method, you could try to pass the success message (when
action sucessful) to the forward jsp page with a request or a
Arron Bates wrote:
[ ...cut... ]
The nested tags as of mid Jan (nightly build and separate jars) are
able to reference the current parent directly using the this/ or
./ properties (same thing, just allowing for different tastes). Any
property with / on the end will be treated as a
Hi there,
I have a jsp page where a session bean with a Vector of Objects is passed
in. I want to display selected fields for each element from this Vector in
a table somewhere in the page. The list can be large/long both vertically
and horizontally. The table is to be within a html:form and
I realize I'm jumping in this one late, so forgive me if I restate what
some others have, but:
a) no, you shouldn't have to do anything with your web/app server at
all.
b) This is a bug with IE, in that it tends to ignore content types if it
thinks it 'knows' what the content is (by what the
why not just use a relative path images/background.gif and put images in the
same directory as your JSPs? Or you could use CSS to set this.
Matt
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The only problem with that is that you have to account for your
context path somewhere, and you probably
Hi,
I am using struts' upload package to implement file upload feature. However I have a
question about the temp dir. say I use java.io.tmpdir as the temp dir for
MultipartIterator.
What happend if multiple users upload the same file at the same time, will the
previous
file be overwrittern
Is it possible to turn off link inside a form based on
value of a property. I am using the example which came
with struts-1.0.1 and changed some of it to build a
sample for our application, following is the code.
Right now this code displays links on all the aNumber
and aStatus. The aStatus can
I'm refactoring an existing web application into the Struts MVC
framework, and I'm moving from the implementation planning to the
coding stage now. Before I act on some potentially poor choices, I'd
like to run some of my ideas past the group:
The Model part of my application, which handles all
I have form-based authentication in my web.xml that requires HTTPS - has
transport-guaranteeCONFIDENTIAL/transport-guarantee. In my opinion,
one of the beautiful things about declarative security is that users can
have bookmarks and return to the same location, and be prompted.
My problem is
Hi,
If Form beans are supposed to be distant from the model, that means I
probably shouldn't use the reset method of a form bean to populate it with
data (other than blanks/defaults etc..).
So how do I set a form bean's properties prior to the form ever being
displayed?
One suggestion has been
If you don't have form then you probably don't need the html:errors.
I do need html:errors on the page, because in the Action I fetch data for
an iterate, and sometimes that goes wrong.
The data that you fetch, IMO, should be stored in Struts' Form bean, thus for
that page you might be
From EditRegistrationAction.java
// Populate the user registration form
if (form == null) {
if (servlet.getDebug() = 1)
servlet.log( Creating new RegistrationForm bean under key
+ mapping.getAttribute());
form = new RegistrationForm();
On Tue, 19 February 2002, Victor Hadianto wrote:
I do need html:errors on the page, because in the Action I fetch data for
an iterate, and sometimes that goes wrong.
The data that you fetch, IMO, should be stored in Struts' Form bean, thus for
that page you might be better off using a
Can someone point out what I am doing wrong here.. Or is this some kind of
bug??
In my JSP, this code fragement works fine..
jsp:useBean id=testMatt class=test.WebForm scope=session /
%= testMatt.getId() %br
%= testMatt.getUserId() %br
But when I try to use the following code fragement it
Hi all,
I've been looking for a tag that (IMHO) should exist, but doesn't seem
to. The tag would hide/show a marked section of a page with a + or -
symbol (that can be specified, of course). I imagined the syntax of my
drawer tag as such:
logic:iterate id=foo indexId=i name=form
Try property=userId
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From: Matt Petteys [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 3:12 AM
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Subject: \No getter method\ error when using Bean:Write
Can someone point out what I am doing wrong here.. Or is this some kind of
bean:write name=testMatt property=userId /
should work. I just lowercased the U in UserId...
Pls. check JavaBeans specifications for naming of property fields.
--aamir
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Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 3:12 AM
To: [EMAIL
I have transport-guaranteeCONFIDENTIAL/transport-guarantee in my
web.xml to required SSL be used to login. In an ideal world, tomcat
would detect that the user is using http and switch them to https for
the authentication. And it looks like Tomcat is trying to do this with
IE.
When I navigate
Yes, calling an Action is the way to do this.
The struts-example shows how this is done.
Scott
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How do I init a Form bean via business
Why must you use a dynamic include?... This came up before and you
still haven't told me.
The only limitation of the nested tags is that it will be defined by a
finite amount of levels (however many you markup). I've done this
myself, it's just that you have to arbitrarily say 12 levels or
Why should pre-populating a form be done in the preceding action? When you
want to display some dynamic info. say in a table you put a value bean in
the request or session and use bean:write etc to display. Why should the
same not apply to form beans? Why not use the value attribute of the the
Hi JC
If the data is dynamic, and we are talking about web apps here, why not
populate it in the action?
The form is a view component, and I don't give it any more 'smarts' than is
possible. This as a neat way of separating the layers your application, one
of the benefits of clean MVC design
My reasons are as follows. I do not know if they are right or wrong, but
would appreciate comments.
1. Consistency. All of the dynamic data that is presented in a jsp is via
bean:write tags or scriptlets which access a value object. I think
pre-populating or initializing a form should be no
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I had the same problem.(Not IE problem)
FOPServlet works fine under Tomcat3.2.3 and OC4J(Orion).
IE has a URL problem. but this is not the case.
FO - FOP - PDF works fine under WebLogic6.1sp1 as well.
XML + XSL -Xalan -FO - FOP -PDF won't work.
PDF file size was 0 in NN also.
I thought Xalan
1. If you are doing something other than creating a new view component and
allowing it to set its own default values, I would imagine that you are
doing an Action.
2. No it doesn't break MVC if the Action initialises the Form. If an action
cannot deal with a form, where exactly is this supposed
Well, that's the problem, I don't have a finite number of levels. I am
trying to display a message thread, so I do not know how deep the message
thread will go. Today it's 12 levels, tomorrow, I might have a problem in
my app because some thread has 24 replies one after the other making 24
Thank you very much for your reply Patrick.
I got an error with the %=formAction% line. As test I tried
bean:define id="formAction" value="/test" /
%=formAction%
in my jsp page, I always get an error, it is strange since
%= 1+1 % and
bean:write name="formAction" filter="true" /
works fine.
One of my jsp has Struts form tag. Inside that form there is no form
element but some
static data in form of table. When submitting the form I am passing
some querystring. After submitting the jsp page , inside the action
class the request parameter is being null.
If I am adding a dummy hidden
Scott,
I need to clarify this further.
I am not suggesting you do away with an action. You use the action to get
the data that is required as a value object. Since this is a value object,
it can be re-used to serve another client. Instead of creating a form bean
in the action, you set the
We've been using Struts/Velocity for some time now and we find it to be
an extremely well matched combination. One of the main advantages of
Velocity is that the syntax is incredibly easy. I can explain it to a
designer who has never seen it before and expect them to be useful
within an hour.
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