THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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WebWork strives to support whatever environment you are most comfortable working in. That is why WebWork does not require a single template language, but instead allows for almost any common language to be used and even provides hooks for new languages. By default, almost every single tag is supported in JSP, Velocity, and FreeMarker. In each of these sections, you'll find examples and techniques for applying the generic tag reference toward your specific language or template choice.
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As of WebWork 2.2, FreeMarker has become the "standard" template language recommended by the WebWork team. There are many reasons for this decision, which can be found in various forums archives, but it pretty much boils down to this: FreeMarker provides a richer set of features than Velocity and is also more developer-friendly when errors occur (ie: the error reports are more accurate). JSP, while still used, is much more difficult for applications that demand a more modular approach, such as changing the templates at runtime or uploading packaged "modules" of WebWork actions and template files. |