${contentsOf()}
Use ${contents} instead, since it supports the standard ResourceHelper approach.
Reads the resource at the specified location and returns the contents as a
String.
| Name | XPath | Description | Reagent Type | Expected Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CONTEXT | @context | The context from which missing elements of the LOCATION can be inferred if it is relative. The default is a URL representing the filesystem location from which Java is executing. | PHRASE | java.lang.String | No |
| LOCATION | descendant-or-self::text() | Location of a resource to be read. May be a filesystem path (absolute or relative), or a URL. | PHRASE | java.lang.String | Yes |