Passing sitemap parameters to JSP pages

[Garrick Dasbach <Ga...@musicrebellion.com>]

I have seen this question asked previously on this list, but so far have 
not found any answers.

I have an action, which purchases a product and, if successful, returns 
the order number to the sitemap.  If the action succeeds, then I want to 
pass that order number to a JSP page to retrieve the order information 
and generate the XML necessary to display the order results page.  The 
snippet below illustrates my situation.

<map:match pattern="purchase">

   <map:act type="purchase">

      <!-- Successful Purchase -->

      <map:generate type="jsp" src="data/purchaseResults.jsp">

         <map:parameter name="ordernum" value="{ordernum}"/>

      </map:generate>

      ...
      ...

      <map:serialize type="html"/>

   </map:act>

   <!-- Failed Purchase -->

   <map:redirect-to uri="failure.html"/>

</map:match>

Unfortunately, passsing the order number to my JSP page doesn't work.  
Is there any way to accomplish this?

Thanks,

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Software Development
Digonex Technologies, Inc.
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AW: Passing sitemap parameters to JSP pages

[Marco Rolappe <m_...@web.de>]

hi garrick,

of course you can pass parameters but not 'sitemap parameters' per se, since
JSP pages are not aware of the sitemap (how would you get at the sitemap
parameters from within a JSP?). the most straightforward IMO would be to
pass those parameters as request or session attributes which you should be
able to access without any trouble. have a look at
SessionPropagatorAction/PropagatorAction (and OutputModule's) or write your
own action(s) to do the work.

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> Betreff: Passing sitemap parameters to JSP pages
>
>
> I have seen this question asked previously on this list, but so far have
> not found any answers.
>
> I have an action, which purchases a product and, if successful, returns
> the order number to the sitemap.  If the action succeeds, then I want to
> pass that order number to a JSP page to retrieve the order information
> and generate the XML necessary to display the order results page.  The
> snippet below illustrates my situation.
>
> <map:match pattern="purchase">
>
>    <map:act type="purchase">
>
>       <!-- Successful Purchase -->
>
>       <map:generate type="jsp" src="data/purchaseResults.jsp">
>
>          <map:parameter name="ordernum" value="{ordernum}"/>
>
>       </map:generate>
>
>       ...
>       ...
>
>       <map:serialize type="html"/>
>
>    </map:act>
>
>    <!-- Failed Purchase -->
>
>    <map:redirect-to uri="failure.html"/>
>
> </map:match>
>
> Unfortunately, passsing the order number to my JSP page doesn't work.
> Is there any way to accomplish this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
>
> ____________________________
> Garrick Dasbach
> Software Development
> Digonex Technologies, Inc.
> 317.638.4174 Fax
>
>
>
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