Have u hear of google gear? which is already integrated into
Android......
If you use gear's features, I believe you can do what you are after.
(but don't ask me how because I don't know.)

Cheers
Eric
Portable Electronics Ltd
www.hdmp4.com

On Dec 28, 2:18 am, Mariano Kamp <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>    I was wondering what would be a good way to download a webpage for  
> offline reading?
>
>    I first thought about downloading the html source, grep it for the  
> image tag's soure attribute and download the image. After rewriting  
> the image tag in a way that it reffers to the local file and storing  
> the html and the image content locally it should be possible to  
> display the webpage from the local filesystem.
> But it could be a PITA to find all the image tags, would replicate  
> browser functionality (parser) and wouldn't take care of images that  
> are referenced in the css or set by Javascript.
>
>    WebView offers a capturePicture() method. But even if I would find  
> a way to easily store and retrieve the images, I can't use the zoom  
> functionality of WebView anymore as well as the care for orientation  
> changes and of course clicking on the links wouldn't be possible either.
>
>    It seems that it could be possible to download the source, hand it  
> to WebView and capture all requests for external resources, so that  
> they can be downloaded and stored locally. So when later on loading  
> the locally stored html the events could be overridden again and the  
> images could be loaded locally.
>
>    Does this make sense? Is that possible? Can WebView load/parse/
> (render) a webpage when not displayed? Did anybody do this  
> successfully or is this to much off the beaten (and tested) path?
>
> Cheers,
> Mariano
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