Imagine an application with workspace management, which uses 3rd-party
ProductFinder and ProductEditor components (for finding products by some
criteria, and modifying a selected product), the finder outjecting a product,
and the editor injecting the product. The application has multiple
conversations in parallel, each of them holding a single instance of the
ProductFinder and ProductEditor, and most importantly, each pair of the finder
and the editor shares their own product, so searching products in finders do
not affect editors that are not bound to them.
Now the question is - how does a finder notify an editor that a selected
product changed? By event, of course! But calling
Events.raiseEvent("productChanged") will notify all editors, not just the bound
one. This is the problem I see, and I would be grateful if you explain the
intended solution to this use case.
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