When App 1 runs with App 2, App 1 does its symbol list lookup. It then takes the lookup result, constructs an App 2 URL using the App 1 lookup result as a query parameter, and sets a frame's address to that URL. This starts App 2 in that frame. App 2 reads its parameters from the URL, queries the server and formats the results.
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 2:20 AM, Stefan Ludwig <tapir0815@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have to exchange datas between two GWT apps.
Current situation:
Application 1 is a stock symbol search (e.g. "IBM" or "GOOG" for
Google) which shows the symbol results in a list.
Application 2 is a stock quote application. The user has just to enter
a symbol and he will see the current quote.
What I have to do:
A page with two divs. Div A contains app 1, div B contains app 2. Now
I have to "concatenate" these two apps. Means, when a user clicks on a
symbol in the result list of the search app, the quote for these
symbol has to be shown in the app 2.
But - both of these two apps also has to works as "standalone"
applications.
Any ideas what I have to do..?
Thanks and regards
Steff
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