I tried the below approaches.
Approach 1:
/*
* Using String format
*/
String authoredText= "Hi %s, welcome to %s";
authoredText = authoredText.format(authoredText,"Kishore","AEM Quickstart");
log.info("---Using String format----\n"+authoredText);
Approach 2:
/*
* Using StrSubstitutor - org.apache.commons.lang.text.StrSubstitutor
*/
Map valuesMap = new HashMap();
valuesMap.put("name", "Kishore");
valuesMap.put("blog", "AEM Quickstart");
String templateString = "Hi ${name}, welcome to ${blog}.";
StrSubstitutor sub = new StrSubstitutor(valuesMap);
String resolvedString = sub.replace(templateString);
log.info("---Using StrSubstitutor----\n"+resolvedString);
Approach 3:
/**
* Using String replace
*/
String authoredText= "Hi ${name}, welcome to ${blog}";
authoredText = authoredText.replace("${name}","Kishore");
authoredText = authoredText.replace("${blog}","AEM Quickstart");
log.info("---Using String replace----\n"+authoredText);
From the above approaches, we can author the text in any of the formats and parse it in java and we can get the text in HTL.
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