Gary,
> Clearly all the input tags are picking up as their defaults the most recent
> value set in the {actionBean} i.e. the most recently-set value, whichever
> bean was used. That is not what I need. I need the page to retain all the
> properties of two distinct action beans. Calling one form changes the
> properties of its own action bean, but the properties of the other action
> bean must be separately retained for later use. The properties of the
> second bean must not change even if the first bean is changed several times.
OK now you are defining more clearly what you are trying to achieve.
Perhaps this will work:
- @SessionScope on the Action Beans
- <s:useActionBean beanclass="..." id="actionBean1"/> and actionBean2
- <s:text name="someName" value="${actionBean1.someValue}"/>
FD
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