Best practices with managed bean

Hi, I have 7 jsf which have 4 listaschoice and checkbox all use the same.
the difference is that when running the action of the button, going to run a different, now I have one for the 7 jsf bean and the only thing that changed is the method of action of the button, which I recommend, I say use every jsf by bean

thanks,
another question, you have experience in adf, I wonder if this framework has the ability to run processes pl/sql,
as this I'm doing everything with button actions, and execute the method that executes the process, for example:
    public String buttonfagepr() { //Generacion de procesos(detalles) fagepr.jsf
        String vaProceso = "Generacion de procesos";
        String vaProcedimiento = "ARQU.mbfacturacion.fnuProcFact";
        String vaTipo = "S";
        String modulo = "FA";
        String[] datosGenXML = new String[2];
        //"IdParametro", "TipoParam", "TipoDato", "Order", "Value"
        //System.out.println(this.periodo);
        datosGenXML[0] = "c#,#IN#,#NUMBER#,#1#,#" + super.getPeriodo();
        datosGenXML[1] = "mensajeError#,#OUT#,#VARCHAR2#,#2#,# ";
        ArqUtils.procedures(vaProceso, vaProcedimiento, vaTipo, modulo, datosGenXML);
        return null;
I want to know if the framework has the option of running processes pl / sql ...thanks timo

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