I have an application that opens to a main window: Window 1. If you click a button in the app, a new window will open: Window 2.
From what I can tell, Window 1 and Window 2 do not share a JET component. E.g., if I store something in JET Archive in Window 1, then open Window 2, Window 2 won't be able to grab the item from JET Archive, because it has its own, empty JET Archive.
I would like to be able to communicate between the two windows. E.g., if I click on a button in Window 2, I want Window 1 to do something in response.
I know I can use JET Context Change to update linked Eikon windows by registering a RIC change. But is there a way to use publish and subscribe to communicate between Window 2 and Window 1?
Right now, I've got this code linked to a button in Window 2:
JET.publish('test', 'Test publish message');
And this code in Window 1:
JET.subscribe("test", this._publishCallBack); _publishCallBack: function(){ console.debug("inside publishCallBack, arguments = ", arguments); }
But when I press the button in Window 2, nothing happens in the console in Window 1.
Have I set this up wrong? Or is what I have in mind just not possible?
Thanks for any help you can provide!