I mean how record is expressed by freemarker?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

In Freemarker, a record is expressed as an object with properties that can be accessed using dot notation. For example, if you have a record object, you can access its 'trandate' property using

${record.trandate}

. Freemarker is used to transform the record into an HTML-like XML document. For example, if you have a date field in your record, you can format it to a specific format using Freemarker's built-in date formatting function, like so:

${record.datefield?string["yyyy-MM-dd"]}

. When dealing with lists in Freemarker, you can iterate over them using the

<#list>

directive. For example, if you have a list of 'apply' objects in your record, you can iterate over them and access each 'apply' object's properties like so:

<#list record.apply as apply>
    ${apply.tranid}
</#list>

However, not all fields might be accessible this way. If a field is not accessible, you might need to add it to the record using a script before you can access it in Freemarker. If you need to access a complex object or a JSON string in Freemarker, you can use the

?eval_json

built-in. For example, if you have a JSON string in a custom field, you can parse it and access its properties like so:

<#assign emailObj = transaction.customFieldName?eval_json />
${emailObj.subsidiaryName}

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