Navigation problem back to create the Page

Hello

We are a CreateShipmentPage createAddressPage (Custom Pages) initialization

On CreateShipmentPage, we have written faulty logic on EoImpl selection of the ShipmentID based on the sequence, and we have a sub-tab on CreateShipmentPage region where we are redircting to the createAddressPage when you click on the button "create address".
then enter (return) to the CreateShipmentPage of createAddressPage, shipment id is is filled with the new value when. but our requirement is to have the same value sequence which was settled at the start

EO shipping page:
public void create (AttributeList attributeList) {}
Super.Create (AttributeList);
Transaction OADBTransaction = getOADBTransaction();
ShipmentId number = transaction.getSequenceValue ("xxapl_po_shipments_s");
setShipmentId (shipmentId);
}

CO on the page address redirection to the page create:

{if (null! = PageContext.GetParameter ('Save'))}

() pageContext.forwardImmediately
"OA.jsp?page=/xxapl/oracle/apps/oe/shipping/webui/ShippingRequestCreatePG,"
NULL,
OAWebBeanConstants.KEEP_MENU_CONTEXT,
NULL,
NULL,
true, / / keep AM
OAWebBeanConstants.ADD_BREAD_CRUMB_YES);
}


Avinash

Avinash

When you would be by clicking the browser back button. Then you would call the CreateShipmentPage and its processRequest method will be called. Try to check that you are not calling the create in its necessary to call processRequest.If method. Then try to set a parameter when you click navigation back & in processRequest, check the value of this parameter, if it is then do not call the create method.

I hope I'm clear!

Thank you
AJ

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