parameterize an actionForward within and action

Hello
Is/how it possible to provide the name/value pairs on the actionForward line
from withing another action? Is the only way to store the pairs in a session
and then pass it along? I wanted to use the error checking of the forwarded
action's form bean and the storing the pairs in the session and calling the
action would seem to obviate that. tia

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