Have you tried this with the latest nightly build - I was having similar problems with some of the standard parameters struts uses (e.g. Cancel button indicator and Transaction tokens) - my forms were trying to get the "org" bean.
I changed the form population mechanims to ignore parameters that start "org.apache.struts." recently to resolve this - try it with the nightly build.
Niall
This is good news, Niall. I have a thought. I don't think anyone in Struts has a use for the x and y values we get from html images. The real use is for the parameter name and not the parameter value. Presently we use fancy work arounds to deal with the fact that the names are read as follows, e.g. for <input type='image' name='button.submit'>:
[form].getButton().getSubmit().setX(Integer x);
What would work better would be something where "name='submit'" in an html image tag would be rendered as [form].setButtonCommand("submit"). This would be easy to do by seeing what parameter name ended with .x and with .y. Then, anyone that wanted to get whatever command could do so without the workarounds like I use in http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsCatalogMultipleImageButtonsWithNoJavaScript.
What do you think? Where could this be attacked?
Michael
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