You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. In computing terms, an event is simply an action the user or system performs while processing a computing task. One example is when a user clicks on a selection in a list box. Another example is when the system updates a database record.
Events represent the range of actions that can be performed in any given application.
Control shifts from the application to the user. J.D. Edwards solutions are based on the event-driven processing model, which recognizes that a single task may follow multiple paths. When the business need calls for an adjustment to how tasks are performed, the event-driven application gives the user greater latitude to modify the order of events without reprogramming. Web-storefront orders, for example, may be handled differently than call center sales. The potential paths a procedure can follow become options within the event-driven application.