try <@setparam name="nameOfOutParameter">

I know you can set method$returnValue, and I think if a method variable matches the name of an out var, it should work, but <@setparam> should def work.

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Robert Garcia
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On Jul 20, 2005, at 6:26 AM, Fogelson, Steve wrote:

I have set up a tcf with a method that I want to use the “Out Parameters” to pass variable back to the application file. Within the Method, I assign the Out Parameters with the “method” scope.

 

In the application file, I create the object and call the method. The Out Parameters “Value” is automatically set to “Request”. The method doesn’t pass anything out to the application. The only way I can get it to pass the parameters is to assign the parameters within the method using the “request” scope. Doesn’t seem quite right to me. I have looked at the documentation and can’t figure it out.

 

Do I have to set the parameter variables within the method using the “request” scope or is there something that I am missing about the “Value” within the application when referencing the method?

 

What is the “Value” used for? Can I assign a variable here that the method parameter passes back to?

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Steve Fogelson

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