I'm not entirely sure exactly what you are suggesting. Can you clarify?
On Sep 25, 2009, at 9:14 AM, Sandro Martini wrote:
Hi to all, I don't know if the title for this mail is right, but yesterday I've seen an interesting application, where some applications running in Text (console) User Interface (or TUI) are converted in XML description files, and after some other translations they were published in a web application, transformed by XSLT files to produce a good User Interface running in a Browser (interaction via Javascript ... a lot). An alternative Client for this webapp has been realized in dot Net (arghhh), where I set the URL of the webapp, and i start to work. Multi-tab interface, like many pages inside a Browser, very nice. So the idea and the question: in Pivot we have WTKX files (that for example could be generated directly, or by transforming some XML resources), but can we create an application like the "alternative Client" see over, pointing to a URL (as a source of a master WTKX file, could be local like inside one of jars, or remote ... Ok), and generate a sort of application Home Page, Ok. Note that some elements in the Client could be fixed ... like the upper toolbar in Browsers. But then are we able to make a page change (destroy all the dynamic contents just drawn, and load another WTKX file, and draw the new content) ? Then, for a sort of interaction, we have to use some scripting language inside WTKX, Ok ... but again, at any "Page Change" event we have to unload all code and load / reload also the new scripting code, is it possible to do at the moment ? I think this could be another great tutorial / demo ... Comments / ideas ? Thanks, Sandro
