389 directory server console and httpd.worker process

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I want to understand more about 389 directory server. There is a administrative console, 389-console, appearing to be a complete GUI written in Java. There is another process, httpd.worker. When I launch the 389-console, I need to type in (3) information. The administrative cn, bind passwor, and the URL of that httpd.worker is listening on. How does the GUI console interact with the httpd.worker? Who is submitting the requests to the directory server instance? The 389 GUI console or the httpd.worker? Why it needs two separate processes to interact with directory server? Is there a diagram to describe such interaction so I can visualize?

- xinhuan
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