I am having a bit of a problem that I would like to solve in the most elegant
way so I am interested if there a better way to handle it.
I have a one object call it component that has multiple properties, and for
each 4 properties I have 4 forms that dont have the id so they are handled
by one method that does not have the id associated with, and for 1 property
that has id on its form and the special method for it.
The reason for that is that the first 4 properties can be handled in the
same way but the 5th one has to handled in a special way.
My problem is that I need to prevent event bubbling for the default method
which in return stops the the trigger of the special method, also I can not
group all for properties into one form as they are all over the place in the
html.
So my question is can I somehow handle the 4 forms in one method but
separate it from the 5th one.
Below are code samples for the methods
@OnEvent(value = EventConstants.SUCCESS)
public boolean updateComponent() {
systemManager.updateComponent(component);
return true;
}
@OnEvent(value = EventConstants.SUCCESS, component = "artist")
public void updateComponentArtist() {
systemManager.updateComponentArtist(component, artistUsername);
}
As you can see the default method returns true so the second method is never
triggered even when that form is submited.
I know that links have the event parameter that I can put on them and in
that way I can specify that they all will be handled in one way, can I do
something similar with the form?
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