mix automapping with template default location

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getagrip

mix automapping with template default location

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Hi would it be possible If I used the automapping feature PLUS defining one extra folder where the search for automapped templates begins?
This would mean that click would not start the search in / but in let's say /html =>

src/main/java
src/main/webapp
src/main/webapp/html
src/main/webapp/html/user
src/main/webapp/html/project
src/main/webapp/html/static

Here all templates reside in subfolders of "html". This improves my projectstructure a lot as I can separate css, js, WEB-INF and html from each other.

best, torin
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sabob

Re: mix automapping with template default location

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Hi Torin,

You can do this but your Java package would need to reflect the path.

For example:

com.mycorp.page.html

Then in click.xml define your package as:

<click-app>
<pages package="com.mycorp.page.html"/>
</click-app>

This way Click will pickup your templates from webapp/html

Will this work for you?

kind regards

bob

torin farmer wrote:

> Hi would it be possible If I used the automapping feature PLUS defining one extra folder where the search for automapped templates begins?
> This would mean that click would not start the search in / but in let's say /html =>
>
> src/main/java
> src/main/webapp
> src/main/webapp/html
> src/main/webapp/html/user
> src/main/webapp/html/project
> src/main/webapp/html/static
>
> Here all templates reside in subfolders of "html". This improves my projectstructure a lot as I can separate css, js, WEB-INF and html from each other.
>
> best, torin
> _______________________________________________________________________
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>
>
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getagrip

Re: mix automapping with template default location

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bob wrote:

> Hi Torin,
>
> You can do this but your Java package would need to reflect the path.
>
> For example:
>
> com.mycorp.page.html
>
>
> Then in click.xml define your package as:
>
> <click-app>
> <pages package="com.mycorp.page.html"/>
> </click-app>
>
> This way Click will pickup your templates from webapp/html
>
> Will this work for you?
>
> kind regards
>
> bob
>
> torin farmer wrote:
>> Hi would it be possible If I used the automapping feature PLUS defining one extra folder where the search for automapped templates begins?
>> This would mean that click would not start the search in / but in let's say /html =>
>>
>> src/main/java
>> src/main/webapp
>> src/main/webapp/html
>> src/main/webapp/html/user
>> src/main/webapp/html/project
>> src/main/webapp/html/static
>>
>> Here all templates reside in subfolders of "html". This improves my projectstructure a lot as I can separate css, js, WEB-INF and html from each other.
>>
>> best, torin
>> _______________________________________________________________________
>> EINE FÜR ALLE: die kostenlose WEB.DE-Plattform für Freunde und Deine
>> Homepage mit eigenem Namen. Jetzt starten! http://unddu.de/?kid=kid@mf2
>>
>>
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>
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getagrip

Re: mix automapping with template default location

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In reply to this post by sabob

Sorry, the last post came with no content,

> You can do this but your Java package would need to reflect the path.
That's exactly what I am trying to avoid. So If there's no other way
I'll just stick to the standard implementation.

bob wrote:

sabob

Re: mix automapping with template default location

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Hi Torin,

In fact my package was wrong anyway. It should be:

<click-app>
<pages package="com.mycorp.page"/>
</click-app>

torin farmer wrote:
> Thanks for the fast reply!
> That's exactly what I am trying to avoid as the html folder would only be a convenience-feature to hold all templates. This is not reflected in the package structure so if there is no other way I'll just stick with the momentary implementation.
>
Click 1.5 provides the interface ConfigService and default
implementation XmlConfigService.

If you really need this feature its always possible to plug in in a
different "template path to pageClass"
lookup strategy. :)

kind regards

bob

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