WebViews don't have a "security level" in the sense of IE; if the
client (your app) wishes to apply certain security measures, it can do
so by using setting the WebPreferences object of the web view to allow/
disallow javascript, java, allow/disallow plugins (all or nothing),
and the client can also use a WebPolicy delegate to do things like
conditional loading, etc.
Many of the WebPreferences attributes for the WebView can be set in
Interface Builder as well. If your users are having a particular
problem with the web views not doing something with Java/Javascript/
Plugins, make sure these are checked ON first.
On Oct 2, 2008, at 9:58 AM, David Springer wrote:
Folks,
Disclaimer: I have no idea what I am talking about.
I have been asked to increase the "security level" of our WebView-
based
browser windows. I guess that on a pc/IE, you can somehow set the
security
level to prevent things like injection attacks and stuff like that?
Again,
I have no idea what this is. Is it possible to to something similar
using
WebView on Cocoa? Am I even making any sense? I looked over the
security
docs here
http://developer.apple.com/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/GS_Security/index.html
,
but I am just more confused. Anyone have words of wisdom on this?
Thanks!
- Dave.S
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