ResolveTextTemplate

Syntax

$variable = ResolveTextTemplate(tmplURL,tmplCP);

tmplURL	Reference (file or http) to the template. Can be an absolute path or a path relative to the working directory of the StreamServer application.
tmplCP	The default codepage of the template. This codepage is used only when Template Engine cannot find out which codepage is used in the template. An empty string ("") is interpreted as "UTF-8".

Description

Returns Template Engine output to a variable. The output variable can be used in different scenarios. For example, you can create a template that generates log messages, and use the ResolveTextTemplate and log script functions to write the message to the log. Another example of usage is to include ResolveTextTemplate in a before Process script on a StoryTeller Process, and use the output variable in the StoryTeller Process.

•	The template can include $message references if ResolveTextTemplate is run in a context where the corresponding Message is available. See Message interface.

•	The template can include $variable references if ResolveTextTemplate is run in a context where the corresponding scripts are available. See Script variable interface.

•	The template can include $docdef references if ResolveTextTemplate is run in a context where data from a Composition Center enabled Process (StoryTeller or Template Engine) is available. See Composition Center interface.

•	The template can always include Template Engine utilities, e.g. $esc.html and $pce.format. See Template Engine utilities.

Example

$template=ResolveTextTemplate("C:\tmpl\template.txt","");

log(1,$template);