I would prefer if we could make ActionMappings such that a single action could result in the instantiation of two or more ActionForm objects rather than one.
Done. In Struts 1.3, ActionConfig supports an arbitrary map of properties. Define one, "secondForm" whose value is the name of another form-bean. Copy or extend the form processing command classes so that instead of looking at actionConfig.name, they look at actionConfig.getProperty("secondForm"). Have them put the second form somewhere else in the context. Adjust your other classes so they know where to go for the form they need. Voila, you have two ActionForm objects.
My point is that I think that Struts 1.3 makes it extremely easy for you to develop actual applications using your approach whether or not the core changes. You can develop them, you can write about them, you can package it up in a JAR and invite other people to use it.
Go for it.
Joe
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