Hi Grek,
Unfortunately, it's not fixed in trunk. Take a look at the history of
this file[1] and you will see that is has not changed for more than a
year now.
The problem we see here is that archetype plug-in for Maven tries to
find all expressions in files that it creates...
Unfortunately, #{message} is treated as an expression too but it
shouldn't. It's [not] aimed at archetype plug-in but Cocoon's
template generator.
According to this[2] page (archetype uses velocity) the fix should be
easy: we need to escape "#" character using "\#" and everything
should work just fine...
Aha! Well spotted ;-)
I'll try to fix this issue ASAP.
Thanks. As this is may be someone's very first close encounter with
Cocoon 2.2 we want to set a good example.
Regards,
David Legg
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