Velocity Variables across Templates

[rjain <rj...@yahoo.com>]

Hi 

I have two templates Template.vm and Template1.vm

I define a variable $fooMap which is a hashMap in one Template. It is not
visible in the other template. 

Does the #set puts the variable in the Velocity Context. How do I define
global variables which are visible in all scopes. 

regards
Rajesh
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Re: Velocity Variables across Templates

[Nathan Bubna <nb...@gmail.com>]

You should just need to use the same context when merging both templates.

or, if you are using VelocityView, add an application-scoped
java.util.Hashtable to your toolbox and put variables you wish to be
global into that.

On 11/21/06, rjain <rj...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have two templates Template.vm and Template1.vm
>
> I define a variable $fooMap which is a hashMap in one Template. It is not
> visible in the other template.
>
> Does the #set puts the variable in the Velocity Context. How do I define
> global variables which are visible in all scopes.
>
> regards
> Rajesh
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