Hello,
thanx for the many answers.
What I forgot to mention is that I use Velocity 1.4.
I have tested a lot with my code before.
My java code looks like this:
final VelocityEngine ve = new VelocityEngine();
...
final VelocityContext context;
context = new VelocityContext();
// TODO MHE
context.put("myMap", new HashMap());
context.put("myList", new ArrayList());
context.put("myTable", new Hashtable());
...
// Velocity
final boolean success = ve.evaluate(context, writerVelocity, "Velocity",
readerEscaped);
....
My template looks like this:
1. $myMap.toString()
2. $myMap.getClass()
3. $myMap.isEmpty()
4. ${myMap.put("tttt123", "test")}
Ouput of the template IF line 4 is "deleted".
1. {}
2. class java.util.HashMap
3. true
If line 4 is part of the template I sill get the invalid reference exception.
So, I did some testing around my problem.
Conclusion:
1. $myList.set(0, "Hallo")
This works.
2. ${myMap.put("tttt123", "test")}
or
3. $myTable.put("test", "hallo")
both doesnt work.
Any ideas why it works in case 1 and not in case 2 and 3?
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