Issues with IFrame and calling an application outside the IFrame

Question

Hi
I have an issue which is really turning my head 360 degrees in a "dead loop":)
I have a WebDynpro application, one component and three views in a viewset.
The first view will always be placed in column one and depending on some action the two other views should be loaded one by one. So in the main view the users will select three parameters from three dropdownboxes and then a call with the given parameters to an html file in KM - which then again is passing the parameters to a swf file which is presenting an Business Objects dashboard. The BO Dashboard is presented in an iFrame.
The users selects an element in the Dashboard and is then again calling the webdynpro application with four parameters, the three first from the dropdownboxes, but also a new one which is used to call the third view. I am using NavigationTarget in the URL to load the application at the given position in the portal. And the logic is working, BUT the portal is presented in the IFram of the first View.
So my question is - How to navigate from the IFrame and "back into the portal"????
Regards
Kay-Arne

Answer 1

There was an issue with the serialization file created.
Creating a new serilaization file via AAMEE and running it resolved the issue.
Create a serialization file via AAMEE: http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/creativesuite/pdfs/Ad obeApplicationManagerEnterpriseEditionDeploymentGuide_v_3_1.pdf
And then run it via command line.
Here are the steps:
AdobeSerialization (serialization file created using AAMEE 3.1) is not a double clickable file. You need to run it via command line to serialize the products. the command line is -
AdobeSerialization --tool=VolumeSerialize --stream --provfile=”Absolute_Path_of_prov.xml”
where
--tool=VolumeSerialize:  specifies that the tool needs to process the prov.xml file to serialize.
--provfile” specifies the absolute file path to the prov.xml file,
By default, the tool looks for the prov.xml file in the same directory as the executable file and so
typically you do not need to specify this option. (Specify this option only if the prov.xml file is in some
other location.)
Make sure you invoke command prompt with Admin privileges. Return code of zero means success.
Tiffany can you please confirm the same?
-Pragya