I'll describe my problem better:
The main goal of my task is a workflow of a contract signing.
interface ContractProxy extends ValueProxy{
CustomerProxy getCutomer();
void setCustomer(CustomerProxy customer);
AddressProxy getAddress();
void setAddress(AddressProxy address);
List<ItemProxy> getItems();
void setItems(List<ItemProxy> items);
}
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1. Loading empty contractProxy
- creating contractRequest
- editing the proxy in ContractEditor (Zone 4) (editor.edit(contracProxy
,contractRequest))
2. Zone 1 (Customer Editor) :
- set customer data
- persist the customer by customerRequest
3. Zone 2 (AddressEditor)
- set address data
- persist the street from the address by addressRequest
4. Zone 3 (ItemListEditor)
- dynamically add/remove new item
- set each item data
5. Zone 4 (ContractEditor) - all data must be flush from the editor and
persist by contractRequest.
That doesn't work for me.
How to organize my objects to accomplish my task?
Do I have to pass contractRequest to every sub-editor?
Can I use same contractRequest to persist other objects in same workflow?
Any suggestions?
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