Hi Tony,
> Thanks for the tips. The main security concern that I have is for an end
> user who enters an arbitrary file to the #parse directive. I'm not sure if
> this concern is substantiated, but I'll assume it is until proven otherwise.
Will's article offers some solutions for this. :)
> I have an old JSP application lying around that I thought I'd convert to
> Velocity just to get up to speed. However, while JSP has tag libraries that
> allow execution of Java, Velocity seems to lack this ability (and rightly so
> according to its design intention). Consider a JSP taglib that encodes a URL
> using java.net.URLEncoder.encode: <t:url encode="/blah blah"/> What is the
> equivalent scenario for Velocity? Do I create a macro? Does such a macro
> already exist?
You are looking for tools. By putting POJOs in the Context, all the
public methods will be available in the templates.
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/tools/index.html
Best regards,
-- Shinobu
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