RE: Sitemesh + WebWork2 + FreeMarker

Done, Jira SIM-90 created with the patch attached.
Docs & code have been updated.
Richard.
ps:Mike, , Freemarker is really more powerfull than velocity. It's just my
point of view, I'm not a freemaker developper...

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Mike Cannon-Brookes
Envoye : mardi 6 avril 2004 02:37
A : Sitemesh
Objet : Re: [Opensymphony-sitemesh] Sitemesh + WebWork2 + FreeMarker


Richard,

That does look very interesting. I've been examining FreeMarker a lot
recently, it looks like a solid layout system. Perhaps put the code up
attached to an issue in JIRA, so others can download it if they want -
and then we can integrate it into the next big SiteMesh release?

Cheers,
Mike

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On 03/04/2004, at 8:56 PM, Richard HALLIER wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> With the latest sitemesh cvs snapshot, I've added a support for
> Freemaker
> decorators, with exactly the same context attributes than for the
> Velocity
> decorators :
> $title
> $head
> $body
> $base
> $page
>
> Freemaker decorators haven't any dependencies from WebWork. But, you
> CAN use
> EVERY ww2 tags inside freemarker templates (decorators or includes)
> with a
> remaining stack behind (eg last action pushed onto the stack)
>
> Example of freemarker decorator :
>
> <#include "/includes/decorators/header.ftl">
>     <h2>${title}</h2>
>     ${head}
>     <img src="${base}/images/logo.gif" border="0">
>     <td valign="top" class="body">
>         <div class="header">
>             <span class="pagetitle">${title}</span>
>         </div>
>         ${body}
>     </td>
> <#include "/includes/decorators/footer.ftl">
>
> Example of header.ftl:
>
> <#assign ww=JspTaglibs["/WEB-INF/lib/webwork.tld"] />
>
> <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4" width="100%" border="0"
> bgcolor="#003366">
> <tr>
>     <td height="30" valign="top" width="5%" nowrap><img
> src="${base}/images/logo.gif"></td>
>     <td valign="bottom" width="65%" nowrap style="color:white;">
> Application
> v<@ww.property value="@com.uniclick.afbah.Constants@VERSION"/> </td>
>     <td valign="bottom" align="right" width="30%" nowrap
> style="color:white;">
>         <@ww.property value="#session['com.uniclick.user'].longName"/>
>         <br>
>     	<a href="logout.action" style="color:white;">Logout</a><br>
>     <!--	<a href="?printable=true" style="color:white;"
> target="_blank">Printable</a> -->
>     </td>
> </tr>
> </table>
>
> <@ww.component template="menu.vm">
> 	<@ww.param name="menuSection" value="menuSection"/>   --> Read
> menuSection
> from the WW2 stack
> </@ww.component>
>
> If you find it interesting, I would share my code.
> My 2 cents.
>
> Richard HALLIER
> Chef de projet
> [email protected]
> 01.40.12.41.52
> www.uniclick.org
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