BB10 Webworks camera API?

I was updated an application and found that the HTML5 WebWorks camera API (for example, "blackberry.media.camera.takePicture") is not usable for BB10.

I dug through the poriton BB10 and did not find any direct appeal was once used. Y at - it another option to use the camera in a webworks HTML5 app? any sample taken in charge?

Thanks in advance!

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