Procedure that receives object from HTML form

Hello......
I need to create a procedure that will accept some type of object from an HTML form - either an array or result set of some sort, that I can accept and parse within PL/SQL.
Does anyone know the best type of object to receive? It will simply be a dataset that contains code/value pairs.
Thanks,
-Christine

passing the information I described previously Please take this comment in the spirit it is descibed. Often this kind of discussion raises insults and barbs and this is not the intention...
You did really not "descibed the information previously."
Whenever "key value pairs" are present, this is the point.
Then I will ask "what is the purpose of this procedure that has no fixed definition"? but instead can take any arbitrary list of dynamically named parameters and values, and how is such a procedure to be written?
I guess if you don't understand yet the data domain, then such decisions as "which technology shall I use to render and interact with the information" becomes suitably difficult and you find yourself this position.

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