How are you calling the service?

Regards
Scott

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On 2/05/2009, at 5:47 PM, tanzeem.mb wrote:


Thank you for the tips.
My code:

context = ServiceUtil.returnSuccess("Success");
           context.put("heading", new String("HELLO"));
           return context;

After returning the context what should i do with my SuccessForm so that I
get the heading displayed
When i use the following success form i dont get the value of heading
displayed.

<form name="SuccessForm" type="single" title="SuccessFormTitle"
default-title-style="tableheadtext" default-widget- style="inputBox"
default-tooltip-style="tabletext">
<field name="heading" title="${heading}"><display/></field>

</form>

madppiper wrote:

well thats rather simple:

use the serviceUtil classes to return a success or Error like the
following


context = ServiceUtil.returnSuccess("Your Sucess message");


then return the context as appropriate... you may also want to add any
other out parameter to the context as you wish

context.put("out1",out1);

whereas "out1" is the key and out1 is the object


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