Yes.
Any parameters present on the query string of the URL will be placed within the control section of the XML document passed to your controller.
For example, .../myaction.do?param1=test¶m2=value will create a structure like:
It is also possible for the parameters to be automatically bound into the XML structure within the body of the message. To do this you need to provide a second parameter for each one containing the XPath under which it should be bound. E.g. .../myaction.do?param1=test¶m1_xpath=/my:data/my:value
This approach will only work when calling an action which has the submission method defined as 'values' on the Application Map screen. If this is not the case, the parameters will stay within the control section, rather than be bound into the data.
Any parameters present on the query string of the URL will be placed within the control section of the XML document passed to your controller.
For example, .../myaction.do?param1=test¶m2=value will create a structure like:
<mvc:eForm>
<mvc:Control>
<mvc:param1>test</mvc:param1>
<mvc:param2>value</mvc:param2>
...
</mvc:Control>
...
</mvc:eForm>
It is also possible for the parameters to be automatically bound into the XML structure within the body of the message. To do this you need to provide a second parameter for each one containing the XPath under which it should be bound. E.g. .../myaction.do?param1=test¶m1_xpath=/my:data/my:value
This approach will only work when calling an action which has the submission method defined as 'values' on the Application Map screen. If this is not the case, the parameters will stay within the control section, rather than be bound into the data.