Tanks Shinobu,
it is exactly what I need and it works perfectly!
(I think that Velocity is a winner technology and I can't go back to jsp no more!)
Good work,
Andrea
Shinobu Kawai wrote:
Hi Andrea,
The User Manual says:
"simply use the |velocimacro.library| facility to have Velocity load your VMs at startup"
My problem is that I need to use MANY files with macro declarations.
This is important for
me because many developers produce macros to obtain more readable files
and is good for
them storing their macros in different files (one file for each
developer/module for example).
It is very difficult to share a single "macro-declarations file" in a
multi-developer environment.
You can set multiple velocimacro files by separating each with a comma. velocimacro.library = VM_Andrea_library.vm, VM_Shinobu_library.vm If you don't want the line to get long, you can continue to a new line with a backslash. velocimacro.library = \ andrea/VM_Andrea_library.vm, \ shinobu/VM_Shinobu_library.vm If you don't want the velocity.properties file to get big, you can extract the property with the "include" property. velocity.properties: include = velocimacro.properties
velocimacro.properties: velocimacro.library = \ andrea/VM_Andrea_library.vm, \ shinobu/VM_Shinobu_library.vm For details, refer to commons-Collections ExtendedProperties http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/collections/apidocs/org/apache/commons/collections/ExtendedProperties.html
Best regards, -- Shinobu Kawai
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