QNXStageWebView broken for local files now?

Hi all

I try to load a string as html in a QNXStageWebView and having difficulty doing so. The code looks like this:

entryWebView = new QNXStageWebView();

entryWebView.enableCookies = true;

entryWebView.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, loadEntryWebView);

entryWebView.loadString (string);

It does not; I see a webView white, white window. Furthermore, entryWebView is a variable of class declared as follows:

private var entryWebView:QNXStageWebView = null;

OK, I think loadString could not be implemented. So, I try the following, I've read these tips very as a solution to need to load local files. Now, because this is a dynamic content, I would have to save an html file and then load it. Obviously not a long term solution, but good enough, until that loadString works.

entryWebView = new QNXStageWebView();

entryWebView.enableCookies = true;

entryWebView.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, loadEntryWebView);

entryWebView.loadURL (File.applicationDirectory.nativePath + "upploadare");

When the file is of course named upploadare and stored in the src folder in my project.

This will display an error message in the web view, which reads: error. The browser doesn't know how to manage this web page. Try again.

I think that HTML in my file may be malformed. Yet any html I try, this same error pops up.

Just to make sure that I do everything else right, I check if the entryWebView will be responsible for google based on the url. He does.

What I am doing wrong?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Tried again a thing. I specified an invalid path and the same error message as above is received.

I currently have the same problem during the test with loadString(), so I decided to find the source of the problem with the loadURL() and local files.

As you have discovered, QNXStageWebView can't handle app: or app-storage: URL. For local stuff, therefore, give him a file: URL.

Unfortunately, when you use File.applicationDirectory as basis (whether by incorrectly simply concatenating ' / upploadare ' or properly using resolvePath ("file.html)), the prefix of the url that is stuck in there rest app.:

What you are doing by entering the nativePath are a start, but you're going to all this trouble, technically. This is not to say it won't work in your particular case... just that it might not work always and there are a few alternatives that are safer.

It is not because the URLS are encoded, while native paths are not. When you use either one, you will probably run in disorders whenever you have special characters, such as spaces.

Here's a safe alternative. Use File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath ('file.html') to get an app: refer to the file, and then take the native path and use it to construct a new file object:

var appPath:File = File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath('file.html');
var filePath:File = new File(appPath.nativePath);
webView.loadURL(filePath.url);
// Note: use  of "new File()" and filePath.url

Another option is to find the relative path to the current directory of the application when it runs. To do this, you must do this:

// in your constructorNativeApplication.nativeApplication.addEventListener(InvokeEvent.INVOKE, onInvoke);

// use current dir from event, and PB-specific relative path
private function onInvoke(e:InvokeEvent):void {
    var path:File = e.currentDirectory.resolvePath('app/air/file.html');
    webView.loadUrl(path.url);
}

I don't like it, because it depends on currently undocumented (except available to sandbox of Elena post) where the file would be.

As it turns out, however, there is another approach, you might like: ;-)

var content:String = "test page";
webView.loadStringWithBase(content, '');

Well Yes, you guessed it. Although loadString() fails for reasons unknown, using the above and any base (none that I tried, including an empty string) seems to work. Yay for me!

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