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    <p>Parameters for services are similar to standard html GET parameters, i.e. they are just strings (so the answer is no, you can't "define what type of parameters will it accept" - they are <em>always</em> strings). Once a service is called all parameters are available in m_binder.</p> <p>In your case call like:</p> <pre><code>http://&lt;ucm_host&gt;/&lt;ucm_instance&gt;/idcplg?IdcService=MEGE_DOCUMENTS&amp;merge1=docName1,contentId1,contentId2&amp;merge2=docName2,contentId1,contentId2 </code></pre> <p>will run custom service MEGE_DOCUMENTS with 2 parameters - merge1 and merge2 - in m_binder. You may get them like this:</p> <pre><code>String parameter1 = m_binder.getLocal("merge1"); String parameter2 = m_binder.getLocal("merge2"); </code></pre> <p>after that parameter1 will have value "<em>docName1,contentId1,contentId2</em>" and parameter2 - "<em>docName2,contentId1,contentId2</em>"</p> <hr> <p>So, if this service is supposed to be run independently (e.g. from browser / as a separate service) - I'm afraid you'll have to iterate through parameters. Like this, for example (I know it is ugly, but it's all you can do in your situation):</p> <pre><code>Map&lt;String, String&gt; params = new HashMap&lt;String,String&gt;(); String prefix = "merge"; int index = 1; boolean hasMoreParams = true; while(hasMoreParams) { String paramName = prefix + index; if(m_binder.m_localData.containsKey(paramName)) { String paramValue = m_binder.getLocal(paramName); params.put(paramName, paramValue); index++; } else { hasMoreParams = false; } } </code></pre> <hr> <p>In case your service will be used by other services/filters (i.e. called from java code <em>only</em>) you may put any java object (e.g. HashMap) in binder's local data before service call and then use it: </p> <pre><code>m_binder.m_localData.put(&lt;Object&gt;, &lt;Object&gt;); </code></pre> <p>Do not mix up m_localData with m_binder.putLocal(). m_localData is a Property variable (an extension of HashTable). putLocal() is a method which have only one String parameter.</p>
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    1. COThanks for the solution,but what I'm looking for is there can be more than 2 documents required for merging so at the component end or in the custom java code how am i going to get these parameters. In this case : http://<ucm_host>/<ucm_instance>/idcplg?IdcService=MEGE_DOCUMENTS&merge1=docName1,contentId1,contentId2&merge2=docName2,contentId1,contentId2&merge3=doc3,C3,C4&merge4=Dco4,c5,c6 and so on.So how will i Come to know that this service has got more than one parameters?
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    2. COCould you please specify how exactly your service will be called? In case it will be used by other services/filters (i.e. called from java code) you may put any java object (e.g. HashMap) in binder's local data before service call and then use it. In case this service is supposed to be run independently (e.g. from browser / as a separate service) - I'm afraid you'll have to iterate through parameters.
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    3. COThanks Mikhail,This service will be called from custom Java code from an ADF application so i guess the first approach of putting java objects might work for me.What say?
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