Angelo,
you can make it like this...
Object onSuccessFromMySearchForm() {
return "mysearch/results/12345"; // note the '/' 12345 is not a part
of the query string but part of the url path itself
}
and in Results.java use onActivation method ... something like ...
@Property
private String resultValue;
void onActivate( String resultValue) // or you can use int or long. Tapestry
will take care ;-)
{
this.resultValue= resultValue; // member field 'resultValue' will now
contain 12345
}
I am not sure if you needed such a way to solve your problem, but this way
will work for the example you have given.
- keerthy
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 6:46 PM, Angelo Chen <angelochen...@yahoo.com.hk>wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> following code redirects to a results page under mysearch:
>
> Object onSuccessFromMySearchForm() {
> return "mysearch/results";
> }
>
> now I need to append a query string after the page name:
>
> return "mysearch/results?12345";
>
> this will trigger an exception:
>
> Unable to resolve 'mysearch/results?12345' to a known page name.
>
> question: how to append a query string to a page name? Thanks,
>
> Angelo
>
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