Whats the purpose of these OAWebBeanConstants.

in both the setForwardURL and ...ToCurrentPage is has
OAWebBeanConstants.ADD_BREAD_CRUMB_YES,
OAWebBeanConstants.IGNORE_MESSAGES
after searching the manual and websites, i havent found out the purpose of these and if i can/cant remove them.
does anyone know what they are used for

When we traverse a series of pages, a series of links appears on top of page for each traversed page. Thats bread crumb.
OAWebBeanConstants.ADD_BREAD._CRUMB_YES means those links will appear.
Abdout IGNORE_MESSAGES, I am not sure. However, It seems that it deletes all messages from dialog messages (OAExceptions) from memory and if set to null, messages will persist over forward requests between two pages.
Help provided with JDeveloper has description of all these constants (In a tabular form as I remember).
Please locate this in JDev help n share here also.
Trouble, how about your original problem?
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