Hi,
let's say I write content onto the local filesystem using
Context.openFileOutput(). For the sake of this example one file IS
index.html and one IS image.png. The former references the latter in
the html code.
How can I get the browser to display the content? I tried many
different ways and failed so far.
I can't just use the url: file:///data/data/com.myapp/files/index.html
. The browser just says "Web page not available". Also when loading
the content of the index.html file directly, it does not show the
image. Like this:
contentWebView.loadDataWithBaseURL("file:///data/data/com.myapp/files/index.html
", "<html>Hello, World!<img src=\"image.png\"/></html>", "text/html",
"utf-8", null);
I wrote the content with Context.MODE_WORLD_READABLE.
Any ideas? I read somewhere that I should provide a WebClient and
override shouldOverrideUrlLoading for whatever reason. But that
doesn't work at all for me. This method is never called (android-sdk-
mac_x86-1.0_r2).
I guess I can try to ask the user to turn off shared access for the
sdcard and use that, but that's really not what I want. In a pinch
though ... any ideas?
Also when using Context.openFileInput/Output I can't use folders,
right? Any ideas if the file system slows down when I have a thousand
small files there?
Cheers,
Mariano
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