Hey Vinod,

Currently that's not really possible unfortunately; There is a design discussion going on for how to solve these use cases by extending the templating proposal and allowing for such more clasic-style- webdevelopment, but that will be a little while more before that's in place.

What does work, although it's a bit of a work around, is fetching your html output with an signed gadgets.io.makeRequest call, and parsing the information along on it's url. see:
http://code.google.com/apis/opensocial/articles/makerequest-0.8.html

The you can take the response from that, put that in your root div element... and you pretty much have the development model your looking for; Not the cleanest solution, but functional until we have another way to solve it.

Hope that helps!

        -- Chris


On Aug 25, 2008, at 1:10 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,



I am looking for a solution to pass request parameters to a URL gadget.
Here is an example of what I am trying to do:-



1)  I have a servlet that expects name in the HTTP request so that it
can respond with a Hello <name> message

2)  I have created a URL gadget that points to my servlet like this:-



<Module>

      <ModulePrefs

             title="Hello World Gadget"

             directory_title="Simplest Gadget"

             title_url="Hello World Gadget"

             description="A very simple gadget."

             height="120"

             author="Vinod Pillai"

      />

      <Content href="http://localhost/sample/hello.do"; type="url"  />

</Module>





     Where http://localhost/sample/hello.do is the URL of my servlet.



3) Is there a way to pass name as HTTP request parameter (GET or POST)
to hello.do through known gadget APIs provided with Shindig
distribution?



Any suggestions/pointers are greatly appreciated.



-vp




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