Re: Freemarker loading into JSP

Daniel Dekany wrote:
> 
> Monday, June 2, 2008, 3:16:42 PM, kukudas wrote:
> 
>> wow so much replies :) thx. i saw an example on the freemarker.jar which
>> has
>> embedded jsp with freemarker gonna check this out in the next days. What
>> i
>> basicly want to achieve is that i maybe have a file probably xml where i
>> can
>> define my freemarker templates.
> 
> That's possible, for example, by writing a custom TemplateLoader.
> 
>> And then when i need one i make an reference in my jsp.
> 
> (Maybe it would be simpler if you just left out JSP completely.)
> 
>> I think this would be awesome so i could change content very quick just
>> changing the template. Is there any best practise for making the "view"
>> modul oriented?
> 
> Using FreeMarker purely (no JSP or those XML files) with FreeMarker
> macros can work in some cases.
> 
>> I'm using Struts 2 and Spring too maybe i can use Spring to somehow
>> map the Freemarker Templates.
> 
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>  Daniel Dekany
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Hello Daniel,

thanks for your reply. Is there any example to build a custom
TemplateLoader?
I thought about that too to just stick to Freemarker, problem is that i have
now only jsp's
so that would maybe to much effort to change them all, thats why i wanna try
it first embedded.
You right basicly i just need to define a macro and i could just reference
to it, i didnt thought about yet
but it seems promesing.

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