On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 11:38 PM, Tomasz Swierczek <[email protected]> wrote: > > As you may know, in Tizen 2.X (see > https://developer.tizen.org/tizen-2.2.1-release-notes), there was support > for “hybrid application” – an application package that has, in fact, two > apps inside; one is the WGT (WRT) web application providing easy to > maintain and implement UI, second is native app, usually without UI, > providing logic that is faster when coded in native C/C++. >
I'm not deeply familiar with the WGT hybrid apps, but "web UI supplemented by C/C++ code" is basically how crosswalk's existing extensions process works: https://crosswalk-project.org/documentation/tizen_ivi_extensions.html There may be details that need to be worked out to make it more compatible with the WGT/WRT model. I'm guessing there may be no way to start the native portion without a UI (as extensions are intended to be like libraries and called as such) so there may need to be some logic added if that's required. Support for long-running processes should be doable with web workers right now. If we're talking about direct backwards compatibility of all existing apps, I think we might need a script to convert packages, and I'd be surprised if a few issues didn't come up once we started looking at each one. But in spirit, at least, crosswalk already supports hybrid apps on Tizen. Terri
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