Close Window (with O/P) out of IFrame

Hi experts,
I did create a new component (with bsp_wd_cmpwb) and therein a window.
In this window I call an IFrame which is another BSP-Application.
Now I would like to close this window out of the iframe.
I did already create an O/P to close the window, but I don't know how to start the method in IFrame to do this.
Just at opening the window SET_VIEW_GROUP_CONTEXT and DO_FINISH_INPUT are run-through.
If I can force a run to this methods out of the IFrame it would be also ok for me, because therein I can fire the O/P.
The closing with the O/P works fine, but I need to trigger/force it.
First I tried to close it with the following jscript, but it doesn't work in firefox.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
    function closeAndRefresh(){
      opener.location.reload(); // or opener.location.href = opener.location.href;
      window.close();
    javascript:window.close();
          </script>
Thank you for every help.
Kind regards

Does nobody have an idea regarding this?

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