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Can I use an SSJS function if I call an XSP.partialRefreshPost in Client? Where should I define this SSJS function - directly in XSP.partialRefreshPost or in the refreshed object? Maybe all the steps above are wrong and I should use pure AJAX? The main idea is to send data from client to server via button without using any SSJS in this button, only CSJS

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Does the question How do I call an SSJS method with parameters from JavaScript cover your answer?

Brad Ballasaitis has also blogged about accessing the parameters from a partialRefreshGet, but the concept and implementation should be the same from partialRefreshPost.

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Paul Stephen Withers
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  • Not exactly. All this articles describes how to send parameters to server. But I need the article (or example) how to handle this parameters on the server after they've been sent to it. (for example - where should I use function - doStuff( param.key ) if I refresh only a single object on the page and not the entire page). Method "executeOnServer" is quite suitable, but it is a kind of a hack. I thought that there are more "legal" methods :) – Dexter May 27 '15 at 14:32
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Two suggestions - if you want to do it manually, refer to this post on xpages.info

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Look into the XPages JSON RPC Service component

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