Hmm... I have not thought about the binding conflicts.
Think of it - maybe we can specify a rule that the page scope gets the binding
first, the come the bindings from the parameters.
Re the request scope - it is too short.
Persisting values in the browser is a all too common requirements. For example a
web page that view/edit a customer almost invariably has something like:
<stripes:hidden name="customerId" value="${actionBean.customerId}" />
I still think having the browser scope is a nice idea.
Cheers,
Chut
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