If you want to axe the parameter try using an action on your link that sets it
to null eg:
Cheers,
Damian.
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The typical scenario for CRUD operations is to create an object by going to the
viewObject.xhtml page without accessing another object first, or from a link
which simply redirects you to viewObject.xhtml. You should not be trying to
create an object if you are already on the page that views ano
Btw. I tried propagation="none", but that only stripped the
conversation-related parameters from the url, leaving it with a clean
viewObject.seam?id=1 as a result.
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Pete already gave you the answer.
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Ok, I could create a simple bean component and specify @In("#{param...}").
But I get this exception for my bean:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Can not set java.lang.Integer field
de.llynch.kingpin.bean.ConfigBean.campaignId to java.lang.String
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Use page parameters or @RequestParameter
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