Multiple key-bound Action

Lets say I have a Navigation action
     class NavigationAction extends AbstractAction {
          static final String START = "START";
          static final String BACK = "BACK";
          static final String FORWARD = "FORWARD";
          static final String END = "END";
          public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
               String cmd = e.getActionCommand();
               if (cmd.equals(START)) {
                    navigationStart();
               } else if (cmd.equals(BACK)) {
                    navigationBack();
               } else if (cmd.equals(FORWARD)) {
                    navigationForward();
               } else if (cmd.equals(END)) {
                    navigationEnd();
     }This single action is set to 4 buttons. Each button has a one of the NavigationAction static fields as action command and actual method call is distinguished with command string.
That is all fine.
BUT,
Now i want to assign arrow keys to each for navigation. All I can do is
navigationAction.putValue(Action.ACTION_COMMAND_KEY, NavigationAction.FORWARD);and this way I can have a single action class respond to ONLY ONE key binding.
Is there any way to use multiple keybindings with single action? This would mean adding command string to inputMap for a specific JComponent, but is not supported now.
Any other options?

A simple answer to this question is to use getActionCommand() from the source of the event which is a JButton (with the correct action command) instead of ActionEvent#getActionCommand(). Like this:
class NavigationAction extends AbstractAction {
     static final String START = "START";
     static final String BACK = "BACK";
     static final String FORWARD = "FORWARD";
     static final String END = "END";
     public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
          String cmd = "none";
          if (e.getSource() instanceof JButton) {
               cmd = ((JButton)e.getSource()).getActionCommand();
          if (cmd.equals(START)) {
               navigationStart();
          } else if (cmd.equals(BACK)) {
               navigationBack();
          } else if (cmd.equals(FORWARD)) {
               navigationForward();
          } else if (cmd.equals(END)) {
               navigationEnd();
}

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