[Andrew Wold]

Thanks, yeah I ended up writing something similar but in java instead. I’ll put my code below since I don’t see much java in these forums.

Here is the setter. I return a new Vector() but I don’t actually need any return value.

Code:

public class SetKeyValuePair extends XLTStrings {
   @Override
   public Vector xlateStrings(CloverEnv cloverEnv, Xpm xpm, Vector vector) throws CloverleafException {
       PropertyTree userData = xpm.metadata.getUserdata();

       if(vector.size() == 2 ) {
           userData.put((String)vector.elementAt(0), (String) vector.elementAt(1));
           xpm.metadata.setUserdata(userData);
       }

       return new Vector();
   }
}

This is the getter.

Code:

public class GetKeyValuePair extends XLTString {
   @Override
   public Object xlateString(CloverEnv cloverEnv, Xpm xpm, String inVal) throws CloverleafException {
       PropertyTree userData = xpm.metadata.getUserdata();

       return userData.getString(inVal);
   }
}

[Andrew Wold]

Thanks for that tip Russ, that will help me out in the future. Unfortunately I couldn’t find the data I was looking for in the meta data and I think I’ll need to follow a different route to get the data like Jim had mentioned.

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