Hi Zlatko,
Hi, I did misread your question indeed! However, you still can use $locate
to read out the URL.
But as your angular app is running in the browser, you can't use it to act
as a server.
So you can't make your server do a get/put/post/* to a client.
That being said. If you use web-sockets, or long-polling or another
server-push/pull technique
you can do what you want.
Of coarse its much simpler that if your app detects an URL change to just
do an $http.*('to_server') with the new parameters.
Regards
Sander
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