Class Include

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    Cloneable

    @Deprecated
    public class Include
    extends InputBase
    Deprecated.
    for removal in PMD 7.0.0

    Pluggable directive that handles the #include() statement in VTL. This #include() can take multiple arguments of either StringLiteral or Reference.

    Notes:

    1. For security reasons, the included source material can only come from somewhere within the template root tree. If you want to include content from elsewhere on your disk, add extra template roots, or use a link from somwhere under template root to that content.
    2. By default, there is no output to the render stream in the event of a problem. You can override this behavior with two property values : include.output.errormsg.start include.output.errormsg.end If both are defined in velocity.properties, they will be used to in the render output to bracket the arg string that caused the problem. Ex. : if you are working in html then include.output.errormsg.start=<!-- #include error : include.output.errormsg.end= --> might be an excellent way to start...
    3. As noted above, #include() can take multiple arguments. Ex : #include('foo.vm' 'bar.vm' $foo) will include all three if valid to output without any special separator.
    Version:
    $Id: Include.java 746438 2009-02-21 05:41:24Z nbubna $
    Author:
    Geir Magnusson Jr., Jason van Zyl, Kasper Nielsen
    • Constructor Detail

      • Include

        public Include()
        Deprecated.
    • Method Detail

      • getName

        public String getName()
        Deprecated.
        Return name of this directive.
        Specified by:
        getName in class InputBase
        Returns:
        The name of this directive.
      • getType

        public int getType()
        Deprecated.
        Return type of this directive.
        Specified by:
        getType in class Directive
        Returns:
        The type of this directive.
      • isScopeProvided

        public boolean isScopeProvided()
        Deprecated.
        Since there is no processing of content, there is never a need for an internal scope.
        Overrides:
        isScopeProvided in class Directive
        Returns:
        true if there will be a scope control injected into the context when rendering this directive.