Form beans are created in session scope by default. However, you can
specify request scope instead. Just add the scope attribute to your action
definitions in struts-config.xml.
The Struts Example application does this, so you can look at its
struts-config.xml for the details.
Hope this helps.
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Martin Cooper
Tumbleweed Communications
At 01:18 PM 3/1/01 -0500, Tony & Kian Heffner wrote:
>Hi,
>Since action form is stored as JSP session bean, large scale web application
>that are running on a load balancing cluster environment will not be able to
>use Struct. Does Strut has any plan to solve this issue or to support web
>farm? If so, what would be the timeline for such a feature to be available.
>Is there a way to configure/implement strut so that action form is not
>stored in session bean?
>
>Thanks.
>-Lee K. Cha