Title: Re: Parameters between Action and XSP
I have the definition of the form in database (name of fields, size, types, etc...). When submit I recive this parameters in an action (I do something with this) and I return to a XSP page.
 
Thanks...
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De: news en nombre de Andreas Hartmann
Enviado el: mar 20/07/2004 16:52
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Asunto: Re: Parameters between Action and XSP

Carlos Duque wrote:

> But my problem is that the name of paramter are dinamically generate.
> I don't know in sitemap the name of parameters.
> Other solution?

Maybe you could describe your usecase?
Are you sure that the action / XSP approach is the right solution
for your problem?

-- Andreas



> Thanks!!
> Carles
>
>     -----Mensaje original-----
>     *De:* news en nombre de Andreas Hartmann
>     *Enviado el:* mar 20/07/2004 15:56
>     *Para:* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     *CC:*
>     *Asunto:* Re: Parameters between Action and XSP
>
>     Carlos Duque wrote:
>
>      > Hello, I'm developing a application under cocoon. My question is
>     to mark
>      > a "best practices" in my work.
>      > How I pass parameters between Action and XSP? Which are the best
>     option?
>      > I know:
>      >     -session
>      >     -request.setParameter
>      > It's possible with Map returned? with response?
>
>     I would recommend the following:
>
>     public Map act(...) {
>          ...
>          Map result = new HashMap();
>          result.put("foo", value);
>          return result;
>     }
>
>
>     <map:act type="...">
>        <map:generate type="xsp" src="">
>          <map:parameter name="foo" value="{foo}"/>
>        </map:generate>
>     </map:act>
>
>
>     XSP: String foo = parameters.getParameter(foo);
>
>
>     This way you have a separation between parameter names in action
>     and XSP and see what happens in the sitemap.
>
>     -- Andreas
>
>
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