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As you can see, I'm running a 'reasonably' large query through the TestDrive Invoker, attempting to pass in a PageSize option, but its not working at all. Either I'm passing the parameter incorrectly (I can't seem to find the documentation on it now, but I seem to remembers seeing SOMETHING like this in the past), or there is a bug in the TestDrive code. Any thoughts ? 
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The problem is the argument value of "{PageSize:50}" will not be parsed properly and is simply ignored in this case. Try the same thing from your AS code. I understand the result is not as "visual", but it should work. Mark
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Yes, it definitely works there.
But, just for the sake of curiosity and testing, is there a way to properly pass the object in?
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It all depends on the server-side method signature. The findAll method has the following signature: Code:public virtual QueryResult findAll(Hashtable options) The Hashtable argument is interpreted as a collection of objects (really a collection of key/value pairs). In the currently released version of WebORB, the console does not render it that way.. I need to check if that has changed in the next version (I believe it has) However, if you have a method where the arguments are strongly typed classes, then the console will properly render the form for the arguments.
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