JET Java Declaration Syntax Reference
JET templates may declare Java methods or fields by enclosing it
within the characters <%! and %>.
Valid Declarations
Each declaration may contain one or more syntactically correct
Java method or field declarations. The following are examples of
valid declarations:
<%!
/**
* Say hello the the addressee passed to the method
*/
public String hello(String addressee) {
return "Hello " + addresseee + "!";
}
%>
<%!
// Declarations may contain multiple Java declarations
private int min(int a, int b) {
return Math.min(a, b);
}
private int max(int a, int b) {
return Math.max(a, b);
}
%>
Invalid Declarations
If a declaration contains an syntax error, the generated Java
code for the containing template will have a syntax error. The JET
compile does not attempt to correlate the Java compile error back
to the JET template.
Escaping Declaration characters
To emit the characters <%! in a templates
output, enter <\%!. To emit %>,
enter %\>.
