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Storing ActionForm&action class-WHERE?

 
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Hi,
As we all know,when ever a request comes in,the request processor creates an action form IF it does not already exist in session or request scope.But if the form bean or action DOES exist already,then WHERE EXACTLY does it store the form bean&action class??I mean does request processor maintain any kind of map or any kind of data struture where it stores the already existing bean or action class??

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in scope object it will store the form object, with key/value pair
 
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krishna bala wrote:in scope object it will store the form object, with key/value pair



Hi Krishna,
Thanks for the answer.Can you please tell me in WHICH kind of map does it store as key/value pair?i mean is it hashMap or hashtable?
 
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similar to hash map
 
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