"Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have just realized that I understand how a Java
> file (say, Foo.java) and a WM file (Foo.wm) work
> hand in hand only for passing parameters from Java
> to WM. That is, I know you can do
>
> context.put("today", new Date().toString());
>
> in your Java file, and access that value as
>
> $today
>
> in your WM file. Fine. What about a class such as
> DateSelector? Can I use it directly from a WM file?
> Do I HAVE to use it from an associated Java file?
You can use instances of any Java classes which you've added to your
template's associated WebContext.
> Now, say my WM file looks like
>
> <table>
> ... [lots of HTML content]
> <!-- here I would like to have a DateSelector -->
> ... [more HTML content>
> </table>
>
> How do I go about putting that DateSelector where I
> want it in the WM file?
You must add an instance of DateSelector to your WebContext.
// Java code
context.put("dateSelector", new DateSelector());
## WebMacro template
$dateSelector.frobHard();
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