I am not sure whether this is informative or not. As far as I have seen , in case of events the return string is read by controller as response. In case of service the value of key "responseMessage" in the return Map is read as the response by the controller. So you need to manipulate your code to give desired response. Souvik
On 30 Jun 2006 03:04:35 -0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How is the response identified by the request handler when one request-map contains several view responses?Example : \" <request-map uri=\"finalizeOrder\"> <security https=\"true\" auth=\"true\"/> <event type=\"java\" path=\"org.ofbiz.order.shoppingcart.CheckOutEvents\" invoke=\"finalizeOrderEntry\"/> <response name=\"addparty\" type=\"view\" value=\"setAdditionalParty\"/> <response name=\"customer\" type=\"view\" value=\"custsetting\"/> <response name=\"shipping\" type=\"view\" value=\"shipsetting\"/> <response name=\"options\" type=\"view\" value=\"optionsetting\"/> <response name=\"payment\" type=\"view\" value=\"billsetting\"/> <response name=\"term\" type=\"view\" value=\"orderTerm\"/> <response name=\"sales\" type=\"request\" value=\"calcShipping\"/> <response name=\"po\" type=\"view\" value=\"confirm\"/> <response name=\"error\" type=\"request\" value=\"orderentry\"/> </request-map>\" Thanks and regards Purani
