I ran into an issue similar to yours where I had a "search" form and a
"results" form. What I did was to use a nested form bean, with one
nested form bean being the search parameters, and another nested form
bean being the results. Both actions knew that the form was nested (as
did the two separate
If you're doing "request.setAttribute("CLASS_NAME", myActionForm)" to
store the form bean you should be able to call
"request.getAttribute("CLASS_NAME")" to retrieve the myActionForm from
your JSP.
However, I am not sure about the cleanest ways to access myActionForm
from your JSP in this man
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