1. A computer-implemented method of simultaneously providing a plurality of unique and dynamic messages on a user interface page, the method comprising: accepting a plurality of job requests from a first user interface page; building a first software object, the first software object having a plurality of rows, each of the plurality of job requests and corresponding job request values being stored in a corresponding one of the plurality of rows; forwarding the first software object to a second user interface page; parsing, before rendering the second user interface page, the first software object and framing a dynamic message for each row of the first software object, each dynamic message including a unique uniform resource locator (URL) formed of at least one of the job request values appended to a standard format URL and to a static message; building, before rendering the second user interface page, a second software object, the second software object including a row for each of the framed dynamic messages, each row including the static message and the unique URL of the corresponding dynamic message; adding, before rendering the second user interface page, the second software object to a session context, the session context being persistent across the first and second user interface pages; retrieving the second software object from the session context; unpacking the second software object; and rendering the second user interface page and displaying a plurality of dynamic messages therein using the static message and the unique URL stored in each of the rows of the second software object.