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Hi All,

Could the FlowMap be implemented as an Action?
Load your flowmap.xml into your context (SiteMap or Servlet context?)
Keep track of your user in a Session.
Provide <action/> <back/> etc.

Can Actions access Sessions?
Could Session objects be visible as XSLT Stylesheet params?
What if they implemented XMLFragment?

I'm just thinking about if you could make Crudlet without an XSP TagLib ....




regards Jeremy
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