as far i know that you can not
but they are 2 alternatives:
cocoon.sendPage("success_foodproducer.xspview?foo=bar")
and you catch the request parameter foo in your xsp
or something like this:
cocoon.request.setAttribute("parent_id", parent_id);
cocoon.request.setAttribute("parent_path", parent_path);
cocoon.request.setAttribute("level", level_str);
cocoon.request.setAttribute("role", child_role);
cocoon.sendPageAndWait("insert.elements." + elementSet);
here i catch the request attributes
not in xsp but in sitemap
--stavros
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004, Thorsten Mauch wrote:
> Hi
> I wonder how can i access the sendpage parameter map from a xsp page ?
> I not realy understand where sendPage put the map. Is this object accessible
> throught a java object in xsp ?
>
>
> cocoon.sendPage("success_foodproducer.xspview",{"producer":producer})
>
> Thx
> Thorsten
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