How to call different managed bean methods on a page template button

Dear All,
Use Case:
I have a Page Template and inside this page template is a popup screen which is common to all my
pages. My popup has OK and Cancel button only.
My question is this, there are lots of pages that uses this template.
How is it possible to invoke a managed bean methods dialoglistener when say for example the user clicks the OK button?
One thing common among the pages is that they are included in some kind of a taskflow and I have configured
a managedbean in a pageflowscope variable in each taskflow and I just wanted to pass the
My Template
     - TaskFlow 1 (ManagedBean1.dialogListener)
     - TaskFlow 2 (ManagedBean2.dialogListener)
     - TaskFlow 3 (ManagedBean3.dialogListener)
Each dialog listener does different things.
How to do this?
JDEV 11G PS3
Thanks

Found my answer here... http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/79-global-template-button-strategy-360139.pdf
Thanks!

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