One way to do it is to call a JavaScript function in the HTML wrapper that changes the page's title. You call this from Flex with the fscommand ActionScript method.
It seems to work in Firefox without fscommand:
--- JSP code ---
<%@ taglib uri="FlexTagLib" prefix="mm" %>
<script language="JavaScript">
function setDocumentTitle(newTitle)
{
window.document.title = newTitle;
}
</script>
<mm:mxml source="test.mxml" />
------ MXML code ---
...
<mx:Button label="Set New Title" click="setNewTitle()" />
<mx:Script>
function setNewTitle():Void
{
getURL("javascript:setDocumentTitle('New Title')");
}
</mx:Script>
---What's even cooler, it actually updates the browser's history with the new title!
This isn't of much help though. You can't really bookmark the "page" and visit it later. But as the OP said, the user can see their history and tell which sections of the app they've visited (and in what sequence).
Manish
