as Will said, there is no magic in calling methods
from within a velocity template - apart from the
convenience getFoo(), getfoo() or get("foo")
additions.I suggest you check your class. The class *and* the put(x,y) method must be public. And as your example shows must take two strings parameters. The Velocity introspector is intelligent enough to up-cast your strings to objects if the method takes Object as parameters. Try the output of $myMap.class.name to be sure you are looking to the object you are expecting. Cheers, Christoph Matthias Hendler wrote:
Thanx Chris, but this doesn't solve the problem. :( It's still the same error. I also tried to use the method set(index, object) from arraylist, but this also doesn't work. I guess that velocity does "some magic" and don't calls the put-method from hashmap or the set-method from arraylist. I have verified both tests by calling the methods clear() and size() on hashmap and arraylist to be sure, that the objects exists in the velocity context. I have found at http://www.freebok.net/help/velocity4.html the following example: $sisyphus.pushRock() ## Velocity assumes I mean $sisyphus.getRock() Its not discussed in detail what the author meant by his example, but I wonder how velocity assumes method calls.
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