Hi Victor, Option 1: Both the windows are two instances of same object. So you need to have a global that will track the instances of the objects. Then you have to forcebly refresh the content of Window 2 once an action has been performed on Window 1.
Option 2: In this case the second window is a alert box with dynamic data. In this case we can refer to the Alert box and on eny event fired, an action can be performed in the main window. But I would prefer the first one as second option will limit my future scope of the second window. Regards, Sridhar Lanka --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Victor ." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have 2 multi edit controls or just say windows. I > use simple algorithm to parse an XML data to be used > in both windows. The question is whether any of you > knows how to synchronize the view in 2 windows. For > example: > > 1st window: > > <part value="1"> > <chapter value="1"> > Hello World Bla bla Bla > </chapter> > <chapter value="2"> > This is just a test > </chapter> > </part> > > 2nd Window: > > <part value="1"> > <chapter value="1"> > Hello World Bla bla Bla Hello World Bla bla Bla > </chapter> > <chapter value="2"> > This is just a test > </chapter> > </part> > > What i want to do is simply to synchronize the 2 view > so when i go to chapter value="1" in 1 window the > other will also go to chapter value="1". I really > appreciate your help. > > Best Regards, > Victor -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
