I got it working with help from Joe over at PhoneGap.
1. import android.webkit.WebStorage
2. then throw these in your WebSettings:
settings.setDatabaseEnabled(true);
settings.setDatabasePath("/data/data/com.package.name/
databases");
3. in your WebChromeClient you'll need to ove
I couldn't get it to work. there are two new methods to the WebView
class: setDatabaseEnabled() and setDatabasePath(). I've tried
setDatabaseEnabled alone, and I've tried it with setDatabasePath
(thinking it was required for the db to be enabled). didn't work.
my current thinking is that setDa
Not clear what you are asking. Do you have an android.webkit.WebView
view? What doesn't work? Could post a small example of what doesn't
work?
On Nov 9, 8:57 am, Julian Avram wrote:
> I saw that the browser in sdk2.0 has sqlite support however it doesn't
> seem to work in webview (at least for
> My question is is there any way to access SQLite via webview as the
> bits and straps I was able to get indicate maybe not that I would have
> to write a native class and than hook PhoneGap js api into that..
If by "native class" you mean Java then, yes, you would need to expose
relevant APIs v
4 matches
Mail list logo
