Why not just swap object X for object Y when you make the selection, and
outject the value as a conversational context variable, assuming they are meant
to be sharing the same context variable?
The other option (and I'm not sure whether this will work, or how well it will
work), is to put conversation propagation on the button used to make the
selection.
End the conversation on the button, and start a new conversation on the method.
| <s:button propagation="end" action="#{MyBean.makeChange}" value="change" />
|
and annotate the method makeChange with @Begin.
I'm not sure how well it will work since I don't know whether the end
conversation is taken into account before the @Begin is reached.
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