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How to access jetspeedresource.properties in vm templates?
Hi,
can anybody tell me how I gain access to jetspeedresource.properties entries?
(is it possible?)
What I am especially interested in is how to get the confirm.email.from.
I want to implement this emailadresse as an mailto link in my vm template.
It also would be interesting for a jetspeed customizer (online setup).
Andreas
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Re: How to access jetspeedresource.properties in vm templates?
Posted by Chris Kimpton <ki...@yahoo.com>.
Hi,
--- ICM S CP guest 5 <IC...@icn.siemens.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> can anybody tell me how I gain access to
> jetspeedresource.properties entries?
> (is it possible?)
>
> What I am especially interested in is how to get the
> confirm.email.from.
> I want to implement this emailadresse as an mailto link in my vm
> template.
>
> It also would be interesting for a jetspeed customizer (online
> setup).
>
If its a velocity portlet, then you probably have a "config" object
in the context - which is an instance of JetspeedResources - so you
can do a $config.getString("confirm.email.from") in your template.
If its not there, then add it yourself - just put a "new
JetspeedResource()"
HTH,
Chris
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