Re: XMLProcessing : how to embed full xml element in template

Did you try @@markup and such?
See: http://freemarker.org/docs/xgui_imperative_formal.html

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Best regards,
 Daniel Dekany

Tuesday, February 12, 2008, 2:06:50 PM, thierry henrio wrote:

> Hi, all
> First, thanks Dany for your responses on my previous "XMLProcessing*" posts
> I have now reached the end of my document, all is fine  
>
> at the end they're are these
> <ims>
> <!-- end -->
> <reconnecter filter="slc" period="5000" maxAttempts="10" />
> <reconnecter filter="sle.*" period="5000" maxAttempts="10" bg="true" maxWaitTime="10000"/>
> </ims>
>
> the <reconnecter> element has many more "optionnal" parameters, and
> testing for all optionnal would cause "heavy" templating syntax
> one way i considered is "told the template : just put the xml, as it is in model"
>
> something like
> <#list ims.reconnecter as r>
>     ${r}
> </#list>
>
> this is "fine", but does match my need : i've got no <reconnecter>
> at all after template processing but empty lines ...
>
> so i was wondering how to achieve this ...
> i tried a hash model with {("document", above node model), ("pojo", a rendering pojo)}
>     SimpleHash model = new SimpleHash();
>     model.put("document", NodeModel.parse(myXmlFile));
>     model.put("pojo", BeansWrapper.getDefaultInstance().wrap(pojo));
>
> and something like
> <#list document.ims.reconnecter as r>
>     ${pojo.render(r)}
> </#list>
>
> ok, that "works" : i've got things like
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><reconnecter filter="slc" maxAttempts="10" period="5000"/>
> (i shall enhance the render method of this pojo  
>
> one thing that "shames" me in my approach is that it brings one "document" indirection
> it is no more "ims.reconnecter" but "document.ims.reconnecter" ...
> i was unable to add my pojo in the above NodeModel : there is no "put" method in NodeModel
>
> is there another means of achieving what i want ?
>
> Regards, Thierry



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