Calling WD application in SAPGUI of other R/3 (non-WDA) system

Hi,
We have WD application in CRM system. We want to call this application in R/3 system (which is not upgraded to WDA). We don't want to call in web-browser bcoz we are calling GUI transaction from the WD application.
I tried this by creating a RFM in CRM, which calls FM 'WDY_EXECUTE_IN_PLACE'. And then calling new RFM from R/3. I am getting "control error".
Any ideas?
Thank you.

Hi.
How do you call gui transaction from WD app?
AFAIK the WD app running in SAP GUI is still running in IE, which is kind of SAP
GUI plug in. I am just curious.
Thanks you in advance.
Cheers,
Sascha

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