solved.
what i was looking for was the @RequestParameter annotation.
best regards
michal
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thanks for the answer. i did some experiments which seem to confirm it.
the source of my question is in the paging example in the documentation:
http://docs.jboss.com/seam/1.2.1.GA/reference/en/html/framework.html#d0e5897
in the example, the paging parameter (firstResult) is passed as a request
and did not come across anything relevant. Am I missing
something? Is it some default behaviour?
Thanks for any info.
Michal Przadka
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hello,
unfortunately i did not manage to solve the problem. in the end i redesigned
the UI so the problematic situation does not even occur. im not happy with it
though...
regards,
michal przadka
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hi,
thankts for the reply. unfortunately it does not seem to be the contexts issue.
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i also tried with:
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