You only have the types that are available in JavaScript, and then you
have to play games with strings to keep from crashing.
JavaScript:
var data = null ;
// Read the data from the app...
data = webViewClass.readData() ;
// Transform into a JavaScript string - bad thing!...
data = data + "" ;
in the app:
public class webViewClass {
// Pass Data to webview...
public String readData() {
String data = "Some string" ;
return (data) ;
}
}
I haven't tested array types but I'm guessing they aren't supported.
If you find out differently, please post back.
-John Coryat
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