Hi, I'm a brand new Struts cultist. I'm clear on the hows and whys of the Actions and Forms, but what I haven't quite lightbulbed yet is the best way to implement multiple step user processes, especially when some of the steps require data entry and others are basically read-only data. Example: Users can search for events near their house. Step 1: User enters search criteria. A textbook struts example, use a FindEventForm and FindEventAction. Step 2: Displaying the resulting criteria. Right now FindEventAction places the resulting DB-queried ArrayList [non-ActionForm] Bean into request.setAttribute which is pulled out by the JSP using the appropriate struts tags. Is this the best way to go? Or should I be wrapping/passing the DB-queried resultset as the mapped ActionForm with empty Validate() and Reset() methods? Step 3: Users can click on one of the results to show details of that event. Again, I'm going from Step 2 without input fields and doing something else without user-driven input. Do I create yet another ActionForm wrapper around the data I'm passing or just null the ActionForm and slip in my own request.setAttribute beans as needed? I love the centralized request processing, I'm just a bit confused on how I'm *supposed* to be passing simple form-less data back and forth. Thanks for any guidance. - John
