hello,

that's fairly easy to do:

1. make sure the data you want to show is loaded in an action state (by
derring to an operation such as 'operation(loadme:String):void'

2. draw a transition into a FrontEndView from this action state

3. put a parameter on that transition (preferably of type 'signal') and
call that parameter 'loadme' (it must also be of type String in this case)


so what will happen:

you will see a method 'operation' in your controllerImpl class, the form
argument provides access to a single parameter 'loadme' of type String

you need to set that value there

the jsp targetted by the transition will include the 'loadme' parameter as
a page-variable .. it will simply print it out by default


hth

-- Wouter

ps: in my example I have the parameter on a transition _directly_ after it
has been loaded, you can of course put it a little bit further away; a
FrontEndEvent action is considered to 'exist' until any following
transition enters a FrontEndView


>
>  Hello,
>
>  In Bpm4Struts, it is possible to wait for input data by creating a
> FrontEndView and
> realizing the widgets by the help of parameters on the trigger coming from
> this
> FrontEndView. But I cannot raelize the FrontEndView which displays the
> already existing data.
> In my opinion, some data should come by means of parameters and should be
> displayed in
> the page. For example, we want to display detailed information of a
> person(name, age, sex)
> by means of this. How can we realize this feature?
>
>   Regards,
>  Serafettin
>
>
>
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