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Asked: 2026-06-14T12:56:50+00:00

When defining a Grid (using JSP wrapper) my servlet receives the parameters pageSize ,

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When defining a Grid (using JSP wrapper) my servlet receives the parameters pageSize, take, skip and page as a JSON string in the name part of the parameters. I mean, the servlet receives one single parameter which name is: {“take”:10,”skip”:0,”page”:1,”pageSize”:10} and the value is empty.

Equivalent code using JavaScript (traditional KendoUI) receives 4 parameters:

  1. name: take, value: 10
  2. name: skip, value: 0
  3. name: page, value: 1
  4. name: pageSize, value: 10

Is this difference intentional?
Is correct encoding a JSON string as the name of the parameter?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The problem is in JSP tag library: when parameterMap is null (not defined) TransportTag.doEndTag defines parameterMap as: 

    function(options,type){return JSON.stringify(options);}

    instead of leaving it empty, preventing JavaScript RemoteTransport.setup (client side) from invoking identity function as happens for other frameworks.

    Removing this extra generation in the taglib, causes JSP wrapper to generate the same HTML/JavaScript code.

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