Multiple unrelated target objects
Typically, when a wizard has multiple unrelated target objects, the objects are the same type:
An example of such a wizard is that in which you can create multiple parts. This wizard has three steps:
1. Define Part
User enters the type of parts to be created and other attributes common to all the parts being created.
2. Set Attributes
User enters the name and number of each part to be created in tabular format. This table is dynamic in that the user can enter any number of parts.
3. Set Additional Attributes
User enters some additional attributes common to all of the parts.
If the user enters data for five parts, the DefaultObjectFormProcessorController will create five ObjectBeans. Each ObjectBean will contain the data from step 2 specific to the part it represents and the data from steps 1 and 3. Because there is no relationship between the parts and they can be created independently, none of the ObjectBeans will have parents or children. Since the same ObjectFormProcessor and ObjectFormProcessorDelegates will be used to process all the ObjectBeans and all the objects are of the same type, they will all be placed in the same ProcessorBean.
