> What I want to is actually very simple: to allow
> some kind of link with parameters, like
> 
> .../mylink?parm1=hello&parm2=world
> 
> but to allow for omitting parameters as I see fit...
> so after that call above, the data (parm1=hello and
> parm2=world) should be stored somewhere, and then if
> a second call like this
> 
> .../mylink?parm1=goodbye
> 
> comes along, then the data gets modified to
> (parm1=goodbye and parm2=world), with the previous
> parm2 value carried over...
> 
> I don't think I touched on anything that was a bug,
> because if parm2 was defaulted to "wonderland" in
> the action itself, then that's what it'll become
> after a second call to the action...
> 
> and if you say that an action is created new each
> time, then this is the expected behaviour... I was
> just hoping for some easy way of retaining data... 
> 
> What do you think is a good way to solve my problem,
> i.e. retain values from the request string so that
> they don't have to be specified every time??

 You could store map of parameters in session scope.
Would it be an option? 

Or maybe bean in IoC container...

regards,

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