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I need to access a value of a Velocity template's variable named:

$myFeature.enabled

Mind the dot within the name. It is defined in the code as:

myFeature.enabled=true

The problem is that, when I want to get the value of that variable withing html context with the following expression:

'${myFeature.enabled}'

it is not resolved and just gives:

"${myFeature.enabled}"

I tried to escape the dot with \ or change apostrophes to " but without luck.

Changing the name of the variable to a one without a dot is not an easy option for various reasons, so please suggest any other solutions.

I need to access a value of a Velocity template's variable named:

$myFeature.enabled

Mind the dot within the name. It is defined in the code as:

myFeature.enabled=true

The problem is that, when I want to get the value of that variable withing html context with the following expression:

'${myFeature.enabled}'

it is not resolved and just gives:

"${myFeature.enabled}"

I tried to escape the dot with \ or change apostrophes to " but without luck.

Changing the name of the variable to a one without a dot is not an easy option for various reasons, so please suggest any other solutions.

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The answer is as simple as:

Velocity variable naming: does not allow dots within variable

Also here:

To use a $SINGLE.VARIABLE.IDENTIFIER.WITH.DOTS no backslash is required. The engine will not treat such expression as a variable to be processed because a Velocity variable cannot contain dots according to the Velocity variable notation.

Links:

  • http://velocity.apache/engine/devel/vtl-reference-guide.html
  • http://www.jetbrains./idea/webhelp10.5/escaping-characters-in-velocity-variables-and-directives.html

According to the Velocity variable notation, a variable cannot contain dots.

What you can do to work-around the issue, is to add the velocity context itself to the context:

VelocityContext context = new VelocityContext();
context.put("globals", context); // <-- TADA
context.put("myFeature.enabled", Boolean.TRUE);
// ...

then from the template, do:

#if ($globals.get('myFeature.enabled'))
...
#end
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