What are REQUEST_NO and PAGENO parameters in WebAD url commands?

Hi,
I cannot find any documentation on what are REQUEST_NO and PAGENO parameters in WebAD url commands and how to use them.
Like in this case:
http://..../sap/bw/BEx?SAP-LANGUAGE=E&PAGENO=1&REQUEST_NO=0&CMD=PROCESS_VARIABLES&SUBCMD=VAR_SUBMIT&...
Will appreciate any hints!
Vitalik

This is a pretty normal thing to have to do, even on a form you can't guarantee all the values will be returned (unchecked checkboxes for instance won't ever send a value).
In my code I am checking to see if these params are in
the url or not:
arg1 = request.getParameter("arg1");
if(arg1 == null)
do something1;
arg2 = request.getParameter("arg2");
if(arg2 == null)
do something2;
Just change your logic a little:
// If the param is passed, get the value ...
if (request.getParameter("arg1") != null)
arg1 = request.getParameter("arg1");
else // No parameter "arg1" passed ...
// do something

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