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Herve Boutemy commented on ARCHETYPE-367:
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IIUC, properties are interpreted as Strings by default
then Velocity interprets $isCXF as String, which is equivalent to "true"
so you need to do explicit boolean transformation with "$isCXF == true"
I understand that it is not very natural, but the only solution I can see is
adding a type to properties, but where?
Do you have an idea of a way it could be specified?
> boolean requiredProperty used in archetype ressource doesn't work as expected
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> Key: ARCHETYPE-367
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ARCHETYPE-367
> Project: Maven Archetype
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Archetypes
> Affects Versions: 2.0
> Reporter: Björn Mahler
> Priority: Minor
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> I created a custom Property like ${isCXF} to enable cxf-functionality in our
> archetype. In a resource file (web.xml) I've something like this:
> #if($isCXF)
> <!-- CXF SOAP servlet -->
> <servlet>
> [...]
> #end
> and this doesn't work. isCXF is always true! and the code in the if-block is
> always rendered consequently. So I modified it to: ($isCXF == true). And that
> worked, but it's more verbose and error-prone.
> maybe the Object generated for the variable doesn't overwrite toString
> correctly?
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