Re: Returned action map in XSP

Oscar Picasso wrote: --- Olivier Billard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Oscar, You can use a request attribute. -- Olivier Billard Oscar Picasso wrote: Hi, Is there a way to get, inside an XSP page, the returned map from an action ? I know that we can pass the individual map elements as parameters,

Re: Returned action map in XSP

--- Olivier Billard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Oscar, > > You can use a request attribute. > > -- > Olivier Billard > > Oscar Picasso wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > Is there a way to get, inside an XSP page, the returned map from an action > ? > > > > I know that we can pass the individual map

Re: Returned action map in XSP

Hi Oscar, You can use a request attribute. -- Olivier Billard Oscar Picasso wrote: Hi, Is there a way to get, inside an XSP page, the returned map from an action ? I know that we can pass the individual map elements as parameters, but I would like to have a more generic XSP page that would process

Re: Returned action map in XSP

Oscar Picasso wrote: Hi, Is there a way to get, inside an XSP page, the returned map from an action ? I know that we can pass the individual map elements as parameters, but I would like to have a more generic XSP page that would process the entire map, no matter what are its actual elements. I don'

Re: Returned action map in XSP

> > Hi, > > > > Is there a way to get, inside an XSP page, the returned map from an action > ? > > > > I know that we can pass the individual map elements as parameters, but I > would > > like to have a more generic XSP page that would process the entire map, no > > matter what are its actual ele

Re: Returned action map in XSP

Oscar Picasso wrote: Hi, Is there a way to get, inside an XSP page, the returned map from an action ? I know that we can pass the individual map elements as parameters, but I would like to have a more generic XSP page that would process the entire map, no matter what are its actual elements. I don'

Returned action map in XSP

Hi, Is there a way to get, inside an XSP page, the returned map from an action ? I know that we can pass the individual map elements as parameters, but I would like to have a more generic XSP page that would process the entire map, no matter what are its actual elements. Thanks. Oscar ___