ICommand FixedQueryWithOutput Oracle PL/SQL Stored Procedure

Assume a stored procedure, delivered in a package....
     user.package.storedproc( input-parameter, input-output cursor )
If a "FixedQueryWithOutput" is used to run this procedure.....
     user.package.storedproc( '[Param.1]', ? )
The procedure runs correctly, and returns valid output (assuming that query template has valid data in the "parameters" tab).
Further, if the stored-procedure/query-template is wired into an iCommand applet that has a Param value explicitly specified...
<applet name          =    "PMilestoneApplet"
          width     =    "1"
          height    =    "1"
          code      =    "iCommand"
          codebase =    "/Illuminator/Classes"
          archive   =    "illum8.zip"             mayscript>
       <param    name      =    "QueryTemplate"
                      value     =    "Ipath/to/template/file" />
       <param    name      =    "Param.1"
                     value       =    "DXBP004500" />
</applet>
The web page that uses the iCommand sucessfully retrieves the expected data.
If I attempt to modify the parameter through JavaScript...
     var CmdApplet02         = document.PMilestoneApplet ;
     var commandObject02 = CmdApplet.getQueryObject() ;
     commandObject02.setParam( 1, "DXBP004800" ) ;
    if ( ! CmdApplet02.executeCommand() )
     <do something to handle error>
The iCommand runs sucessfully, but returns no data. I have used "commandObject02.getParam(1)" as a sanity check to fetch/display the parameter before and after the call to iCommand, and the data is as expected.
If I provide a default value for the parameter within the applet, the applet returns data associated with the default-parameter, not with the parameter dynamically set with JavaScript.
It begins to look as if the iCommand will not process parameters within a FixedQueryWithOutput (I have sucessfully used iCommand to set the parameters on "normal" queries).
PS...I owe thanks to all of you who have responed to me in the past, and I wish I could assign points, but it seems that this Forum "forgets" who I am every couple of weeks, and I loose access to my previous posts!!

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