Hmm...I'm not familiar with that discussion, but I don't see why general form functionality couldn't be defined in an interface, but the ActionForm left how it is. Of course we also have a chance to do what Craig said he'd change about Struts (at JavaOne 2003 JSF BOF) and combine forms and actions. WebWork2/XWork seems to have done well with that approach.
It's been mentioned on the list that you can combine Actions and ActionForms already. All that's needed is an ActionForm subclass with an execute property, and a standard Action that simply returns that result instead:
ExecuteForm ef = (ExecuteForm) form; return ef.execute(request,response,mapping,form);
-Ted.
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