Shawn,

> That only seems to reload the application which could be dealt with by
> using history to get you back to the same place.

Thanks, I think I understand.

I've been attempting to use enums with an overloaded toString method
that returns i8N constant values. The enums represent properties of
some portion of my UI -- e.g., user name textbox or age or weight --
changes in which other parts of the UI respond to via an event bus. By
having i8N constants in the enum toString method, when handling of a
change in a UI property, e.g., name textbox update, another part of
the UI can use the constant to say what is going on to the user.

Thanks,

Grar

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