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G-2.0-plain_java-1.0
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Up to now, all templates begun with this cryptic line:
G-2.0-plain_java-1.0
It reads like this:
G-2.0 this template requires "Generator, Version 2.0"
plain_java-1.0 it is a template of type "plain_java, Version 1.0"
The generator version is specified for compatibility reasons. If the
generator behaviour changes in future versions, it is used to support old
templates, or at least issue a warning about possible problems.
The template type specifies the context within which the template is
interpreted and executed. "plain_java" means: there's nothing but plain
Java available.
Some common contexts are:
plain_java-1.0 nothing special, just plain Java
plain_java_jspstyle-1.0 same, but enabling ASCII (JSP like) syntax
java_jpp-1.0 plain Java with a special preprocessor enabled
xml-1.0 for processing xml files
xml_string-1.0 for processing xml, passed as Strings
These contexts will be introduced in more detail in following examples.
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