The objects that are available depend on your context, as the wiki states:If you are accessing the templates through the Space Preview action, the Template Servlet or through the Space Dashboard then the following named object is also provided:
space
The current space template node.
You are not using the template servlet or space dashboard view. You can bind in any model you want to the UITemplate component you are using, so add the following code to your JSF managed bean:
public Map getTemplateModel()
{
Map<String, Object> model = new HashMap<String, Object>(1, 1.0f);
FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
TemplateNode spaceNode = new TemplateNode(this.navigator.getCurrentNode().getNodeRef(),
Repository.getServiceRegistry(fc), imageResolver);
model.put("space", spaceNode);
return model;
}
/** Template Image resolver helper */
private TemplateImageResolver imageResolver = new TemplateImageResolver()
{
public String resolveImagePathForName(String filename, boolean small)
{
return Utils.getFileTypeImage(filename, small);
}
};
For the code above, you will need to add the NavigationBean to your JSF managed bean definition config:
<managed-property>
<property-name>navigator</property-name>
<value>#{NavigationBean}</value>
</managed-property>
Add modify your template jsp, this assumes your JSF managed bean is called 'mybean' - change it as appropriate:
<r:template template="alfresco/templates/userhome_docs.ftl" model="#{mybean.templateModel}" />
Hope this helps,Kevin
