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[Gradle] Add notes about using templates in Java sources #773

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Expand Up @@ -246,7 +246,11 @@ Replacing the `LATEST_VERSION` with the latest version published, which should b

Twirl template files are expected to be placed under `src/main/twirl` or
`src/test/twirl`, similar to `scala` or `java` sources. The additional source
locations for template files can be configured.
locations for template files can be configured.

⚠️Please note that the output of the template compilation is Scala source code.
If you use these templates in your Java source files, you must place them in a _joint compilation_ folder (see the [Gradle Scala Plugin](https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/scala_plugin.html#sec:scala_project_layout) documentation for details).
The default location for this folder is `src/main/scala`, but it [can be customized](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23261075/compiling-scala-before-alongside-java-with-gradle).

Template files must be named `{name}.scala.{ext}` where `ext` can be `html`,
`js`, `xml`, or `txt`.
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