Binding UI elements to Java Listeners

Hi All,
Can someone please give me the possibility of binding a WD UI element to a Java listener?
(Please consider this as a continuation of the discussion at Web Dynpro Java)
I know as such this is not possible in WD, but any workarounds ???
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
Nibu.
Message was edited by: Nibu Wilson

Hello,
Create action handler with 2 parameters - actionname and elementID.
Iterate through your UI elements and bind available actions to one action handler and add action mapping to UI element ID and to type of action (onEnter, onAction etc.)
After you can create map with vector of listeners as value and action name as key.
In action handler (which is only one for all UI elements) you can extract list of listeners using actionname and call each of them passing UI element ID.
Regards, Maxim R.

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