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Help required for testing the integration with Freemarker

Jacopo Cappellato-5
Hi all,

in rev. 1762227 I have cleaned up and modified several methods to better
leverage the Freemarker API and remove some of the unnecessary dependencies
on FM.

Please refer to the commit log for details.

While I did my best to make sure that the new code works fine, and I have
introduced a new unit test class (that can be expanded), I really need your
help and feedback to test the system and exclude any regression.

In general, all the parts of the system that process an ftl template are
interested by this change (data loading, screen rendering, form rendering
etc...), however if you need some input about what to look for
specifically, I will be happy to provide some pointers.

Thanks in advance.

Jacopo
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Re: Help required for testing the integration with Freemarker

taher
Fantastic work, thank you Jacopo. I looked at the code and I like the new
method signatures better in the worker. I will try to test it and see if I
stumble upon anything.

On Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 8:21 PM, Jacopo Cappellato <jacopo.cappellato@
hotwaxsystems.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> in rev. 1762227 I have cleaned up and modified several methods to better
> leverage the Freemarker API and remove some of the unnecessary dependencies
> on FM.
>
> Please refer to the commit log for details.
>
> While I did my best to make sure that the new code works fine, and I have
> introduced a new unit test class (that can be expanded), I really need your
> help and feedback to test the system and exclude any regression.
>
> In general, all the parts of the system that process an ftl template are
> interested by this change (data loading, screen rendering, form rendering
> etc...), however if you need some input about what to look for
> specifically, I will be happy to provide some pointers.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Jacopo
>