I'm not the direct action king, but ...
it seems kinda scary to try to access "request()" in your
constructor ...
when you have a perfectly good aRequest object that you just got
passed in ...
just a thought ...
public DirectAction( WORequest aRequest ) {
super( @@@ aRequest @@@);
NSLog.debug.appendln( "<init hasSession>" + context().hasSession() );
String sessionId = this.getSessionIDForRequest( @@@ request() @@@ );
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