01-14-2009 9:33 AM
Hi,
in my BSP application I want to give a value from one controller to the following one. To do so, I set a parameter to the navigation object, and read it in the subsequent controller.
* Controller A, do_handle_event
navigation->set_parameter( name = 'key' value = model->guid ).
navigation->next_page( co_exit_show ).
* Controller B, do_request
guid = request->get_form_field( 'key' ).
This part works fine. The problem is that the parameter once set to the navigation object in controller A will be part of all subsequent requests to controller B. So, how do I get rid of the parameter, so that it is only part of the first request to controller B, similar to Java's request.setParameter()?
Thanks in advance,
Frank
01-14-2009 10:45 AM
In all types of screens, once I've received a parameter into a variable I usually reset it to SPACE. Is this what you mean?
01-14-2009 12:56 PM
Hi Christine,
in a way, yes, this is want I want to do. However, doing so seems to be quite complicated. I've already tried the following:
* Controller B
navigation->set_parameter( NAME = CO_PARAM_GUID value = space ).
request->set_form_field( NAME = CO_PARAM_GUID value = space ).
response->set_form_field( NAME = CO_PARAM_GUID value = space ).
None of them solved the problem. When the controller is called again, request->get_form_field( CO_PARAM_GUID ) contains the originally provided value.
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Frank
01-14-2009 1:12 PM
I must admit I've never actually done this. But have you tried using the controller method INSTANTIATE_PARAMETER?
01-14-2009 1:58 PM
Hi Christine,
this doesn't seem to be the right place to do this. If I understand the comment in INSTANTIATE_PARAMETERS right, this method should be used to deserialize complex data. In fact, the comment says
Strings should not be instantiated by this method
.
Best regards,
Frank
01-15-2009 10:16 AM
It was just a shot in the dark really. I think you might be better off posting in the BSP forum which you will find in the list of forums under Application Server.
01-15-2009 10:35 AM
Hi Christine,
you are right, I opened a new thread in the BSP forum: ...
Thanks for your help,
Frank