Add user comments AXF TaskList

Is there a way to add user comments to the AXF TaskList webtool? Currently the comments are sitting on the TaskViewer within the webtool. However this requires users to actually view a task on the Task List in order to access the Task Viewer which contain the comments at the bottom of the page. Is there a way to integrate the comments into a column that would be paired with the comments corresponding Task Number. I know in 11G this can be done easily. My company however is using 10G. I am trying to do this without modifying the BPEL Processes, I want to try and do it by modifying the JSP and Java files that make up the Task List.

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