Difference between renderSupport.addScript and JSON addInit(function, JSON Object)

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I have a strange behavior when usin the above methods to add javascript from
inside Java classes.
When I use the first one like this:

//java class

@Inject
    private Messages messages;

    @Environmental
    private RenderSupport renderSupport;
 @BeginRender
    void addJsLibs() {
        String js = String.format("load(\"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\",
\"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\", \"%s\");",
            messages.get("new_delivery_address"),
            messages.get("js.error.address.empty"),
            messages.get("js.error.receiving.person.empty"),
            messages.get("js.error.street.empty"),
            messages.get("js.error.house.empty"),
            messages.get("js.error.postcode.empty"),     
            messages.get("js.error.postcode.wrong"),
            messages.get("js.error.city.empty"),
            messages.get("js.error.special.chars.not_accepted"),
            messages.get("js.error.floor.empty"),
            messages.get("js.error.floor.wrong"),
            messages.get("js.error.elevator.empty"));
            
            renderSupport.addScript(js);        
    }

In javascript file:
function load(m1,m2,m3,m4,m5,m6,m7,m8,m9,m10,m11,m12){
...
//access to the passed variables, no problems.
}

It works.

When I replace in Java class the above code with JSON object:

JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject();
            jsonObject.put("m1", messages.get("js.error.password.epmpty"));
            jsonObject.put("m2",
messages.get("js.error.confirmed_password.empty"));
            jsonObject.put("m3", messages.get("js.error.password.not_matched"));
            jsonObject.put("m4", messages.get("js.error.email.empty"));
            jsonObject.put("m5", messages.get("js.error.email.wrong"));

            renderSupport.addInit("loadPass", jsonObject);
}
In javascript, I just replaced arguments by jsonObject:

function load(jsonObject){
...
//acces to the variable in JSON
errorText.text(jsonObject.m2)
}

Why in case of JSON it DOES NOT WORK ? What it depends on. More of that, I
have pages and classes wher JSON works as described before, but a lot of
cases where it does not.



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