Be careful that the Velocity code is executed on the server side, before the JavaScript is evaluated by the browser. The following line doesn't make any sense: var test = $jsontool.parse('["json string"]') 'test' is a JavaScript variable while $jsontool.parse() returns a Java object. 'test' is assigned on the client, in the browser, while $jsontool.parse() is executed on the server. I don't see why you need to parse JSON using Java when JSON means JavaScript Object Notation and there are of course dedicated APIs to parse JSON into JavaScript objects. Hope this helps, Marius On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 9:34 PM, Danilo Amaral de Oliveira <[email protected]> wrote:

Hello Community,

Can I use velocity methods inside my JS code? For example, I want to parse my JSON text to Java objects inside a JS function: <js code> Function function (){ Var test = $jsontool.parse('["json string"]') } Function(); </js code>

Is it possible?

Thanks

Danilo

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