Re: Accessing templates in jars

I guess you can see the issue here.  You want to use Servlet-specific 
functionality without introducing Servlet-specific code.  I suppose you 
could create a new version of WM that allows you to set the broker 
outside of the constructor, but at some point you'll have to provide a 
reference to the context so that the broker knows where to look.

Keats

Tim Pizey wrote:

> 
>Hi Keats, Lane, 
>Thanks for bearing with me. 
>
>Keats Kirsch wrote:
>  
>
>>My guess is that it has to do with which Broker you are 
>>using, which depends on how you instantiate WM.  If you pass 
>>in a Servlet instance (JSDK 2.2+) it will instantiate the 
>>Servlet22Broker which should find the templates anywhere the 
>>Servlet class loader can find them.
>>
>>    
>>
>WM is instantiated with wm = new WM ()
>see 
>http://www.melati.org/xref/org/melati/template/webmacro/WebmacroTemplateEngi
>ne.html
>
>
>I am not using a WebMacro.properties file.
>In wiki the WebMacro.properties file does not change the defaults.
>
>I have checked out webmacro and wiki from cvs. 
>I see that I am not expected to be constructing 
>a WM without passing in a servlet, but Melati is able to 
>work outside of a servlet environment. 
>
>Servlet22Broker is only mentioned once in WebMacro.defaults.classic
>
>How do I check what Broker I have got and change it if necessary?
>
>yours
>tim
>
>
>  
>


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