That worked, thanks Justin! I looked and didn't see this documented anywhere. Would be super helpful to add to this page:http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/dam/customizing_and_extendingcq5dam/query_builder.html

Hi ,I am trying to implement a component that uses the querybuilder api.Everything works fine until I try to implement multiple sorting. When I add the second orderby predicate the query simply returns all pages in the project. Not sure what I'm missing.  Appreciate any help:Here is my query:path = ...

Another update. I marked Bruce's answer as correct. new code:  Page page = (Page)request.getAttribute("page");Thanks Bruce! 

I do have an update, I changed the code around a bit and it works, but I do feel like there way a way to do it in one line like I wanted originally. For edification purposes I am now doing:Setting like this:Page page = <Page>; request.setAttribute("page", page.getPath());Getting like so:String page ...

It does not, it's actually the other way around the setting jsp calls the getting jsp. The other way doesn't really make sense in most use cases. It looks like the object is being passed though, if I get it via generic object:Object myPage = request.getAttribute("page");It does retrieve an object, I...

Thanks Bruce, I actually am. The above sample is just for clarity.

Thanks Scott, That was my thought as well. When I do this: Page myPage = request.getAttribute("page").adaptTo(Page.class);I get an error saying:"The method adaptTo(Class<Page>) is undefined for the type Object"

Scott, I think I'm missing something fundamental here. What I'm trying to do is pass an object from one jsp to another.I am doing this via setting and getting a request object. This is not information stored in the crx but rather dynamic content generated at runtime.I guess what i'm not getting from...

Hi,It looks like setting and retrieving a request attribute is a good way to pass data between several .jsp files in a component. I am trying to pass a Page object and keep getting a "type mismatch". I'm sure its something simple, but I couldn't find that exact use case googling around a bit.So in j...

Got it! Thanks Justin.