I have following condition:
I have 2 web application running for our customers. Customers can choose to have accounts at either or both applications. Each application has different logins. Each application provide different types of data. I like to provide a functionality for the customers who have both accounts. I like to 'hyperlink' an item from account A to the corresponding item the account B. Application 'B' is not controlled by me and is written in ASP and uses ASP+Javascript to display the pages. I control application 'A'. The question is how do I architecture to have this possible. Can I use WWW::Mechanize (My guess.. NOT). What are the other options?

For simplification, assume that application 'A' is showing only book id numbers & book titles for search words. Application 'B' provides the related information about the book when given the book id. I like to hyperlink the 'booktitle' in application 'A' to book-information in application 'B' via book-id.

Thanks,
artist

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