That method returns a org.apache.velocity.context.Context.
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protected Context createVelocityContext(
Map model, HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response) throws Exception {
// Create a ChainedContext instance.
ChainedContext velocityContext = new ChainedContext(
new VelocityContext(model), getVelocityEngine(), request,
response, getServletContext());
// Load a Velocity Tools toolbox, if necessary.
if (getToolboxConfigLocation() != null) {
ToolboxManager toolboxManager = ServletToolboxManager.getInstance(
getServletContext(), getToolboxConfigLocation());
Map toolboxContext = toolboxManager.getToolbox(velocityContext);
velocityContext.setToolbox(toolboxContext);
}
return velocityContext;
}
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Taking a look at the above, can I just do this instead?
protected Context createVelocityContext( Map model, HttpServletRequest
request,
HttpServletResponse response ) throws Exception
{
ViewToolContext velocityContext = new ViewToolContext(
getVelocityEngine(),
request, response, getServletContext() );
return velocityContext;
}
Looking at the "ViewToolContext" it seems to create the toolbox
auto-magically.
Is that so? Or am I missing something?
Thanks again.
Charlie
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