As a proof of concept that this is possible: If your application is connected to a back-end server, you could design your application as 2 applications that communicate through the back end. Clearly the two applications could be launched in separate browser windows that could be displayed on separate monitors.
Obviously you would like something a little less contrived. You could write a custom wrapper page that opens two browser windows with the two halves of your application. Presumably what you would really want is a way for your application to open a new browser window with some of it's views in it. Here, I think you will run into browser security as in general one browser window is not permitted to talk to another. On 2010-08-16, at 08:49, Rami Ojares wrote: > Hi, > > This is just an enquiry. > I would need my app to work in multiple monitors. > And I suppose that this is not possible in flash (only AIR supports > NativeWindow class). > > Do you think that this is a state of affairs that will never change because > of some obscure security reasons? > > If it is so then it is clear that it will probably never be part of OL either > because it can not be implemented in flash. > Do you think this could be implemented in browser-runtime? Opening new > browser window without decorations or something like that. > > It seems the best way to make serious cross-platform applications that are > distributed by browser are still java applets ... still. > > - rami
