Thanks again!

I found qx.ui.embed.HtmlEmbed and I´m using that now and I got just I want.
But now, after you tell me I know I´m in the correct way!. I´ll see the
class you have said! thanks, you ´ve helpped really!


thron7 wrote:
> 
> Pirlo wrote:
>> Thanks Thomas. I managed to changes some things o Applications. But and
>> now I
>> think I´m getting different things. But for example I would like to use
>> JSP
>> or PHP connecting to a data base.  I have got to load a page in an
>> iframe.
>> But then I would like to do events in the page loaded and see efects in
>> the
>> main page... do you know what I mean?
>>   
> 
> Well, that's a big jump, from skeleton "Hello World" to backend database 
> connections, iframes and inter-frame communication. All of this is 
> doable, but there are a couple of steps to cover in between. You don't 
> expect to get a working solution in 30 minutes and with 20 lines of 
> code, do you?! Here are a few pointers.
> 
> First, you should ask yourself if an iframe is really necessary. 
> Inter-frame communication is always a bit more tedious than intra-frame. 
> Backend communication can be done nicely with Ajax and the results can 
> be applied to any part of your frontend application in the same frame. 
> If you receive HTML, you can use qx.ui.embed.HtmlEmbed to display it in 
> your GUI.
> 
> For backend communication, start reading up the API doc for remote IO 
> (http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/apiviewer/#qx.io.remote), which offers 
> IO classes on various levels; qx.io.remote.Request is the class you want 
> to look at.
> 
> If you can't avoid the iframe you can look at one of our standard 
> applications that use the same approach, e.g. the TestRunner 
> (http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/testrunner/). The 
> testrunner.runner.TestRunner class has the code that handles the iframe 
> and communication with it (see the "construct" member and the 
> "ehIframeOnLoad" method which handles the onload event of the iframe, 
> but be warned that this code is not meant to be educational).
> 
> Maybe others with more experience in this area can comment.
> 
> Thomas
> 
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