1. In a single form you would have the button as a parameter. This is better because you will need to develop a single Action and write a switch-case for the buttons (parameter(s) per tab).
2. For separate actions you would not need to bother with parameters because each button is mapped to a single Action. In this case you would write one Action per button instead of a parameter. >From the maintenance perspective you just need to document very clearly >whatever strategy you use so that when the application support guys come in >and they need to make changes they can do it without having to scrath their >heads and figure out what to do to cater to change requests. > ------- Original Message ------- > From: "Apte, Dhanashree (Noblestar)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Design question > What would be the way to go with forms when I have multiple tabs on a web > page? > Single form for all the tabs or multiple forms (one for each tab)? > Does anyone know of an example that I could look at?