i am trying to retreive the static variable results from my java class into velocity template
case ADDCOMMENT : System.out.print("in switch"); System.out.println("len : "+len); String temp = null ; String finalcomment =""; int i; if (len<4) { results=bundle.getString("cli.action.default"); System.out.println(bundle.getString("cli.action.default")); } else{ System.out.println(str1[2]+"comment"+str1[3]+ "appending" + temp); for(i=3;i<len;i++){ finalcomment = finalcomment+" "+str1[i]; System.out.println("str1[i]"+str1[i].toString()); } results = cli.addComment(str1[2],finalcomment); System.out.println("outpput "+results); } break;
i have added getters and setters for resutls
this is my velocity template index.vm I get the error ReferenceError: $finalResult is not defined. Where am i goin wrong? This is a web item plugin
<script Language="JavaScript"> var fResult = $finalResult; alert(fResult); } </script> Logs: <br><textarea rows="15" cols="10" name="Logs" id="Logs" readonly></textarea>
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i figured out my issue. I was returning null at one point due to which i was not able to read the java variable in velocity.
WEBACTION:
public class JrmpConfiguration extends JiraWebActionSupport { private String webSvnPath; public JrmpConfiguration(){ webSvnPath = "path"; } public String getWebSvnPath() { return webSvnPath; } public void setWebSvnPath(String webSvnPath) { this.webSvnPath = webSvnPath; } }
TABPANEL:
public class JrmpConfiguration extends GenericTabPanel { private String webSvnPath; @Override protected Map<String, Object> createVelocityParams( BrowseVersionContext context) { Map<String, Object> contextMap = new HashMap<String, Object>(); webSvnPath = "path"; contextMap.put("webSvnPath", webSvnPath); return contextMap; } }
Velocity:
<script Language="JavaScript"> var fResult = $webSvnPath; alert(fResult); </script>
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