Here's a bonehead question from a java newbie:
Scenario:
A. InvoiceLinkSet.html allows the Customer Service Rep (CSR) to
obtain the billing calendar for a specific linkset with an
ACTION="CalendarList".
B. CalendarList.class gets the calendar detail data and uses
CalendarList.jsp to render a page that will display the rows. The CSR can
select one of those rows for detail view/edit, in which case
CalendarList.html forwards the data to CalendarDetail.jsp which renders the
data on a form for the CSR to edit; when CSR clicks "Submit",
CalendarDetail.html passes the data to CalendarDetail.class.
C. CalendarDetail.class will plant a bean in the session, and call
both AccessBean.class (to update the database using a queue) and
CalendarList.class (to refresh the CSR's view). Both AccessBean.class and
CalendarList.class will use the same planted bean.
Questions:
1. How does CalendarDetail.class accomplish both calls?
2. How does CalendarList.class know its originator - (a) the initial
call from InvoiceLinkSet.html or (b) CalendarDetail.class?
Thank you,
Les Thompson
215-761-6582
215-761-5434 (fax)
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