BAH! You were probably confused because my comment didn't make sense! I apologize. Let me try again:
When you are passing lots of data to a LotusScript agent, you want to use a post method from the browser. If you do this, your agent's LotusScript code can access the field names and values via NotesSession.DocumentContext.Request_Content(0), which is a single string of "FieldName=FieldValue" pairs delimited by ampersands ("&").
BAH! You were probably confused because my comment didn't make sense! I apologize. Let me try again:
When you are passing lots of data to a LotusScript agent, you want to use a post method from the browser. If you do this, your agent's LotusScript code can access the field names and values via NotesSession.DocumentContext.Request_Content(0), which is a single string of "FieldName=FieldValue" pairs delimited by ampersands ("&").
To help parse this Request_Content string, I wrote an Collection-like class named RequestContentParser that walks through the Request_Content field using .GetFirst and .GetNext methods. You're welcome to use it if you like. It's at http://www.openntf.org/projects/codebin/codebin.nsf/0/4045c9fdfe73743488256bff0072fa1a
I'm sorry my previous comment was so bungled!