> Sorry but getting a Map or parameters and generating a query
> string is
> plain enough without sending code.. Or do you sit around all day
> writing myForm.get("somevalue") all day.. are the life of
> rielly huh..
> perhaps i should return to academia :)
>
> In trogloditian terms
>
> Map formMap = (Map) myform
>
Wow, I'm not real sure how to take that statement, so I'll assume it was not meant to
sound like it does, but the reason that code doesn't work is because ActionForm is not
a Map. Naturally, one would expect that code to throw a ClassCastException.
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