Anonymous Process Launch. how is the WF_CASE_OWNER variable set?

Hellos.
I am trying the execution of a Workflow initiated by the user/anonProcessLaunch.jsp
I have edited my user/login.jsp to include the lines:-
If you are a external Employee or Customer and you want an SM7 Account Click <A HREF="<%=p.encodeRedirectURL(user/anonProcessLaunch.jsp?id=SM7
AnonUserAccountRequest")%>">here</A>.
Everything works lovely, just that I see "Temp:UserContractor" as the WF_CASE_OWNER and I wonder where I can set a more sensible default for WF_CASE_OWNER in these anon process launches.

Ok..
I was experimenting with the user/anonProcessLaunch.jsp file.
There seems to be some interplay with the user/login.jsp and anonymous launch and anonlogin.jsp IDM seems to want to make you give a 'user id'
But I dont want that to happen. I got the idea of hacking user/anonProcessLaunch.jsp and set the ANON_USER_ATTRIBUTE attribute to a dummy value. e.g. UserContractor
but when the WF is actually launched I see the WF_CASE_OWNER having the Temp: prefix.
In other words I tried to set my WF_CASE_OWNER in anonProcessLaunch.jsp but IDM prefixes it with Temp: somehow, from somewhere.
The upshot is, that any WF kicked off by this (hacked) anonProcessLaunch.jsp will always get the same 'default' WF_CASE_OWNER. I can live with this.
It would be interesting to know what other Attributes I can set on my session object. com.waveset.session.Session is included in the .jsp but I cant seem to find this in the IDM Javadocs.

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