On 08/18/2014 04:04 AM, Marco Chen wrote: > Hi Fabrice, > > Thanks for your answer and allow me to explain more about question 2 & 3. > > (It seems that I am talking about installed app but you mention hosted app) > > 1. In case that I submitted two apps into market place. > For the first app A I set origin into manifest (ex: > game.testmobile.org). > For the second app B I didn't set origin into it. > > 2. After installing into device, the origin of first app A will be > "game.testmobile.org". (ex: app://game.testmobile.org) > And the second app B will be "uuid". (uuid is a random number > generated by system) (ex: app://uuid) > > Q2-1, is URL of "http://game.testmobile.org/package.zip!//index.html"; > mapped to installed & privileged app A on device or > the real package on remote host side?
It will be mapped to the real package on the host side. The end goal is to get rid of app:// urls. We can't do that right away so we'll have a transition period where we support both app:// and !// packages. > Q2-2, if game.testmobile.org is set as the scope attribute in app A's > manifest, does it still act like what hosted app will be? scopes need to be same origin, so this will not match. > Q3-1, According to origin of app B is "uuid", could we really use > "http://uuid/package.zip!//index.html"; to represent it? No, we want http urls to point to real resources. > Even the answer is yes, it seems to be unique identifier in > this device only but not a universal one across devices. > Based the conclusion here, could I say app scheme still can't > be eliminated by "http://XXX/package.zip!//index.html > <http://game.testmobile.org/package.zip%21//index.html>"? In general, we won't try to make app:// and http:// urls work together. We will deprecate app:// and I don't see any use case we support with app:// that we can't achieve with !// Fabrice -- Fabrice Desré b2g team Mozilla Corporation _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list dev-b2g@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
