Yes the error handling issue is pretty well nailed now in 1.5.

Well, it did not seem as smooth as FreeMarker ;)

The issue of configuration is valid in that FM is much easier to
setup, principally because they default alot of configuration.
Possibly Vel could have some default setups, to help people get jump
started.

My point about default settings were *one* part of it. The default settings
is nice in FreeMarker, but that is actually not the import part. The important part is that I can use Java to configure it with; no need for non-typed properties settings which is unsafe AND does not allow me to refer to the configured objects. e.g. I have good usages of being able to actual reuse the exact same TemplateLoaders (or ResourceLoader as they are called in velocity) as the engine uses directly in code.

just to let you know ;)

/max


On 2/5/06, Will Glass-Husain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,

Just wanted to highlight this article for members of the Velocity dev community

http://blog.hibernate.org/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/2006/02/03#a_story_about_freemarker_and_velocity

This article describes why the author of the Hibernate Tools is moving from Velocity to FreeMarker. Makes some good points about error handling and application integration. Some of the concerns will be alleviated with 1.5 but it's interesting to ponder his various points.

Cheers,

Will



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