Dan,
I think the param is intended to be passed to your
controller, not necessarily directly to your JSP. If
this is what you want to accomplish though, I think
you should add the following to your controller:
protected String m_which = null;
public void setWhich(String which) {
m_which = which;
}
public String getWhich(){
return m_which;
}
Maverick will look for a corresponding setter for the
param just like it would for a URL or POST parameter.
If you provide the getter for it (as above), you can
access it from your JSP's just like you want
($model.which).
HTH,
Ryan
--- Dan Finkelstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been struggling with the <param> tag. It seems
> that no matter what I
> do, I don't see any effect on my pages.
>
> I put something like
>
> <param name="which" value="Hi"/> or <param
> name="which">Hi</param>
>
> and then
>
> $which or $model.which
>
> on my page.
>
> I've tried making <param> a child of any tag that's
> there, including
> <controller>, <view> and <transform>, but to no
> avail. I see the <param>
> tag code in the source, and it seems like it should
> work.
>
> There is an example of its usage in Mav 2.0, beta 1,
> but since then I
> couldn't find any examples.
>
> Could you explain how this feature is used! Or did
> it somehow become
> disfunctional?
>
> Thanks again,
> Dan
>
>
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