Dave Newton wrote:
Isn't that where ActionForms are? In any case, nobody said it couldn't be encapsulated in some nice, tidy object.
You're absolutely right. This is exactly what I do. It's just that when Paul said the following:
> I put my output data > exclusively in request or session attributes as necessary, but never the > form
I took it to mean that he literally puts attribute1->value1 ... attributeN->valueN in the session or the request rather than in an object (like an ActionForm).
Aladin
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