Re: Does nVelocity only support Spaces, Double\Singe Quotes before\after properties?

[Jonathon Rossi]

Just use curly braces. e.g. ${variable}

See the Velocity syntax reference:

http://velocity.apache.org/engine/devel/vtl-reference-guide.html

On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 12:58 AM, gBurgur <gbu...@gmail.com> wrote:

Does nVelocity only support Spaces, Double\Singe Quotes before\after properties?

TEMPLATE:

ASMXWSName (space\CrLF)  : $clsNVBasics.ASMXWSName

ASMXWSName (space\space) : XXX $clsNVBasics.ASMXWSName XXXX   

ASMXWSName (DoubleQuotes): "$clsNVBasics.ASMXWSName"   

ASMXWSName (SingleQuotes): '$clsNVBasics.ASMXWSName'   

ASMXWSName (Undersocres) : _$clsNVBasics.ASMXWSName_   

ASMXWSName (xxx\xxx)     : XXX$clsNVBasics.ASMXWSNameXXXX  

OUTPUT:

ASMXWSName (space\CrLF)  : myWebservice                    << works

ASMXWSName (space\space) : XXX myWebservice XXXX           << works 

ASMXWSName (DoubleQuotes): "myWebservice"                  << works

ASMXWSName (SingleQuotes): 'myWebservice'                  << works

ASMXWSName (Undersocres) : _$clsNVBasics.ASMXWSName_       << doesn't work

ASMXWSName (xxx\xxx)     : XXX$clsNVBasics.ASMXWSNameXXXX  << doesn't work  

I have been using nVelocity for HTML email generation for a few of years with no problems.  It is hard to believe I never notice this before.

I am trying to generate program code for web services (JavaScript\jQuery and C# backend).  I noticed that nVelocity does not fill-in the $variables if there is TEXT before\after the variables.  It works fine for Spaces & Double\Singe Quotes.

Is there some setting\property that can be set to allow for XXX$VariableXXX?

Thanks,

Gene

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[gBurgur]

Thanks very much for the quick answer.

It is hard to believe I never ran into this for email templates so I was looking at quite a few of the email templates and HTML attributes all have quotes around them while the formal parts of the email (i.e. To: $className.FirstName ) never run into this problem.

Again, thanks so much.

Gene