> The main issue/question/hitch/dilemma now is to figure out how to
> deal with the historical fact that values were stored in request or
> session scope, but now are intended to be stored in the
> ActionContext.  As it is now, I have the ServletActionContext both
> calling superclass methods (for storing the values in the
> ChainContext) and putting things in the request or session scope.
> This has possible synchronization problems in that the reads do not
> test the request/session scope -- they assume that the context
> already has the right value.  Maybe it should skip the superclass
> version and only move things in and out of the request and session
> scopes.

Can we deal with a new attribute in the form-bean declaration ? If yes, we
can add a scope attribute with request/scope(/application) scopes
possibilities and if it not defined we use the historical behavior : session
scope.

It can be easier to implement by this way remindable forms or not.

Just my two cents,

Cedric



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