Hi Ivy Team I have the following setup: A process is started to display a dialog. In the dialog (..../MyDialog.xhtml) a redirect to another site is executed and the site calls again .../MyDialog.xhtml?myParam=xyz myParam should be read in a script box - usually one would use ... FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap().get("myParam") but looks like this doesn't work. Importantly I can not use the start/param mapping feature. So is there an another way to read the parameter or the request path ? Thanks & Regards John

Hi Ivy Team I have the following setup: A process is started to display a dialog. In the dialog (..../MyDialog.xhtml) a redirect to another site is executed and the site calls again .../MyDialog.xhtml?myParam=xyz myParam should be read in a script box - usually one would use ... FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap().get("myParam") but looks like this doesn't work. Importantly I can not use the start/param mapping feature. So is there an another way to read the parameter or the request path ? Thanks & Regards John

Hi Ivy Team I have the following setup: A process is started to display a dialog. In the dialog (..../MyDialog.xhtml) a redirect to another site is executed and the site calls again .../MyDialog.xhtml?myParam=xyz myParam should be read in a script box - usually one would use ... FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap().get("myParam") but looks like this doesn't work. Importantly I can not use the start/param mapping feature. So is there an another way to read the parameter or the request path ? Thanks & Regards John

Hi Ivy Team I have the following setup: A process is started to display a dialog. In the dialog (..../MyDialog.xhtml) a redirect to another site is executed and the site calls again .../MyDialog.xhtml?myParam=xyz myParam should be read in a script box - usually one would use ... FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap().get("myParam") but looks like this doesn't work. Importantly I can not use the start/param mapping feature. So is there an another way to read the parameter or the request path ? Thanks & Regards John