Abstract: A method and system for enabling use of a reusable-code section across applications of different operating systems. For a first application designed for a first operating system (“OS”), a first native-code section and a reusable-code section are defined as part of the first application. For a second application designed for a second OS, a second native-code section and the reusable-code section are defined as part of the second application, and the second application is incapable of running on the first OS. The first and second native-code sections communicate with a web-services server, which communicates with a plurality of backend-services servers, at least some of which are controlled by different entities. The web-services server coordinates the execution of service requests with the backend-services servers on behalf of the first and second applications. The reusable-code section facilitates the display of user-interface elements when the first and second applications are executed.

Abstract: A method and system for enabling use of a reusable-code section across applications of different operating systems. For a first application designed for a first operating system (“OS”), a first native-code section and a reusable-code section are defined as part of the first application. For a second application designed for a second OS, a second native-code section and the reusable-code section are defined as part of the second application, and the second application is incapable of running on the first OS. The first and second native-code sections communicate with a web-services server, which communicates with a plurality of backend-services servers, at least some of which are controlled by different entities. The web-services server coordinates the execution of service requests with the backend-services servers on behalf of the first and second applications. The reusable-code section facilitates the display of user-interface elements when the first and second applications are executed.

Abstract: A system and method for enabling the sharing of content between secure applications and unsecure applications are described herein. Content requests can be received from secure applications and unsecure applications. In response to the content requests, listings of options can be returned that have the ability to satisfy the content requests from the requesting secure applications or the requesting unsecure applications. In addition, selections of the options of the listings of options can be received through the requesting secure applications or the requesting unsecure applications. Content locations that are to be returned to the secure applications can be selectively modified such that subsequent content requests that involve the modified content locations are identified as being associated with an unsecure option.