Rails - Sep 2007 - How to have multiple independently working controlllers for one view

Hi, i have the following problem - on my web project i will have two
areas (components) which will change (submit) independently. However,
the two areas will interact with each other, too, when some link is
clicked for example . There is a rough picture of my problem at thios
address : http://offtype.net/image_965035194627.gif.html . The blue
areas are those who work independently form one another but at certain
actions they submit the other area. And there  will be, also a scroll
for both of the blue parts.

    So, my dilema is how to approach this situation? I think the two
blue areas will have their own controllers, so how i should handle
more than one controller on one view  ?
  I can do it entirely with ajax, but there are more complex object
which i have to validate, so i think they''d better be some kind of
components.
  I have read about ''Cells'', but i have not tested them.
Moreover,
cells are something which handles too small parts from the whole
picture, and i have more elements which i want to unify as a
component.
  Furthermore, what would u say about ''components'' and
''Componenets''
and  the difference between them?
  And finally, could you tell me about good component-oriented
frameworks for ruby because Rails is not.

thanx in advance and i hope we can learn form each other !


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