[xwiki-users] Using RawBlock within a custom Macro

I am following the guide for creating a Macro by extending AbstractMacro: http://rendering.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ExtendingMacro although I have implemented it in Groovy rather than core Java. I have managed to get the example to successfully build with maven and for the resulting JAR file to work with my xwiki Enterprise 4.4 install. I then changed the content of the execute method to: List<Block> result = Arrays.<Block> asList(new WordBlock("|=one|=two")) return result And added a new .test file: .runTransformations .#----------------------------------------------------- .input|xwiki/2.1 .# Test the macro in standalone mode .#----------------------------------------------------- {{releases artifactIds="test1,test2" server="test3"/}} .#----------------------------------------------------- .expect|xhtml/1.0 .#----------------------------------------------------- |=one|=two This test passed when running the maven build, but produced the text output "|=one|=two" when deployed to xwiki, rather than rendering a table. I then changed the execute method to: List<Block> result = Arrays.<Block> asList(new RawBlock("|=one|=two",Syntax.XWIKI_2_0)) return result with the same test as above. This time the test does not pass, and fails with the error: releases1.test [xwiki/2.1, xhtml/1.0](org.xwiki.rendering.test.integration.RenderingTest): expected:<[|=one|=two]> but was:<[]> When deployed to xwiki there is no output either. As such, I can't seem to get RawBlock to actually output my pre-formatted xwiki code. Am I doing something wrong with my use of RawBlock? How can I get xwiki syntax content (e.g. a table) to output from the execute method so that a) the tests pass and b) the content is rendered into a table? ________________________________________________________________________ This e-mail has been scanned for all known viruses by Star Internet. The service is powered by MessageLabs. ________________________________________________________________________