Hi Jeff,
Replacing that source URL with a random HTTP URL before loading *did*
do the trick. Thank you very much, you saved me a lot of trouble!
I have to say I'm still not sure why this URL matters to load the page
since the entire contents/data are already in the local archiv. the
URL doesn't need to be accessed, does it...
And as far as "x-msg" goes, it's apparently the URL scheme Mail.app
declares when exporting part of a message to the pasteboard. Not sure
what the number refers to however.
Thanks for your help,
Nicolas
On Jul 27, 2008, at 4:28 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
Nicolas,
Web archives are actually xml documents, so you can open and view
them in BBEdit, for example. The problem with Test2 is that the
value of "WebResourceURL" is "x-msg://21/". If you change that to a
http URL, such as "http://www.google.com/";, it will load.
Probably your WebView can't handle the x-msg scheme (not sure what
that is?), while Safari can.
-Jeff
On Jul 27, 2008, at 7:34 AM, Nicolas L. wrote:
Hello!
I am having a really weird problem with WebView and more
specifically getting them to load a WebArchive. My app acquires
WebArchives (saved by Safari, TextEdit, other apps, or from the
pasteboard provided by those apps) and then later tries to load them.
My bug is WebView doesn't seem to load some of those archives, and
doesn't seem to call a delegate method with an error message
either. It just silently fails in some cases.
You will find a sample app and code demonstrating this bug here:
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/28416/WebArchiveFailure.zip
've tested it on a couple of machines here, and the behavior is
identical (they are all on the latest Leopard): WebView #1 loads
the archive, WebView #2 silently fails, and both archives are
opened correctly in Safari.
I am pretty much stuck at this point, so any help regarding how I
could get my app to load the archives like Safari does would be
much appreciated!
Kind regards,
Nicolas
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