Thanks, Steven and David... that's what I needed to know. It
works! (and by
that I mean, I see the string "Hello, World!" on
my blog. Whew! On to better
things.
Thanks,
Dan
> -----Original Message-----
>
> But, to answer your question, plugins have access to
the context which is
> just a HashMap. All the key/value pairs here are made
available to the
> templates. So if you did something like:
>
> context.put("SOME_KEY",
"SOME_VALUE");
>
> You'd be able to use the following in your template
(e.g. For Velocity):
>
> The value of SOME_KEY is: $SOME_KEY.
>
> That should print:
>
> The value of SOME_KEY is: SOME_VALUE.
>
>
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