Abstract: A mobile framework server (MFS) may periodically obtain from an enterprise system information for a user who subscribed or is assigned to receive enterprise data. The MFS may determine whether the information indicates a change and whether the change is associated with a new record. If so, a new subscription is needed. To prepare data for the new subscription, the MFS may consult a canonical data model to determine what fields are needed for the new record and where the data for the fields are stored at the backend, perhaps managed by disparate enterprise systems. The MFS may determine appropriate queries for those enterprise systems involved and obtain record details for the fields. The record details are transformed into subscription data and stored in a subscription format. Subsequently, the subscription data is sent to a mobile device associated with the user at a significantly improved synchronization rate.

Abstract: Integration of navigation both external to and internal to web-based applications is disclosed. A hidden history frame is used for storing the desired navigation URL that is intended for adding to the browser history. The hidden history HTML frame is created on the browser when the client side application framework is loaded. Only the navigation entry from the hidden history HTML frame is pushed out to the browser history.