TPL email template in Symfony2 - php

I used a very simple template (.tpl) for receive emails in my php application. Some similar this:
Date : {date}
Name : {name}
Mail : {email}
Subject : {subject}
{message}
Now, I have migrated this app to Symfony, ¿how can I used this template?
If I do:
$this->renderView('MyBundle:Template:support.tpl', $params), 'text/html');
This not work in Symfony2.
Any Idea??
Thanks!


Symfony doesn't know .tpl files and your syntax. Simply use twig!
Date : {{ date }}
Name : {{ name }}
Mail : {{ email }}
Subject : {{ subject }}
{{ message }}
Of course your file have to end to .twig
$this->renderView('MyBundle:Template:support.txt.twig', $params);

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