Hi Duck, I’m confused. I thought in Tizen 2.1 or maybe it was 2.2, support of running an app in the background was to be supported or was that only for native apps?
Thanks, Adam From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Manuel BACHMANN Sent: Friday, December 06, 2013 2:51 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Dev] Why is there no "tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().show()" call ? Hi duck, Thanks a lot for your answer ! So if I get this correctly, it's a technical impossibility which leads to this nonexistent API call. Things may be different for the IVI profile, which has a more "desktop" technical implementation, with a shell that would allow such a thing. But in this case, I agree that the API is not needed, because it would be the shell's role to show() an app (and the shell doesn't use nor require JS). Things are a lot clearer now, thanks, Regards, Manuel 2013/12/6 김기덕 <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> hi manuel, i think, i can answer your 2nd question, "why is there no corresponding "tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().show()" call ?" AFAIK, current javascript engine, JSC, does not allows background excution of web apps. thus, some of javascript can not be executed. by this manner, if web apps can call some of javascript codes, it means, it has top-most windows for that time. and it also means, it does not need to bring up those apps to foreground. this is why we did not make application.show(). hope this helps. regards, duck ------- Original Message ------- Sender : Manuel BACHMANN<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> Date : 2013-12-06 18:25 (GMT+09:00) Title : [Dev] Why is there no "tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().show()" call ? Hi folks, My question is linked to : https://bugs.tizen.org/jira/browse/TIVI-2048 We just fixed (or at least, we tried to) the "tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().hide()" call under IVI profile. It basically allows to hide an application using Web Runtime, from JS Code. What will then happen is that the underlying EFL toolkit will hide the window from view, and the user won't see the app anymore. What leads me to the next question : why is there no corresponding "tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().show()" call ? Because it's only one-way now, the app will hide be can not be shown again (unless I'm missing something). -- Regards, Manuel BACHMANN Tizen Team EUROGICIEL Ingenierie Groupe EUROGICIEL - La 1ere SSAP Technopole PIBS Le Prisme Place Albert Einstein CP 1 56038 VANNES www.eurogiciel.fr<http://www.eurogiciel.fr/> [cid:[email protected]] -- Cordialement, Manuel BACHMANN Intervenant Tizen EUROGICIEL Ingénierie Groupe EUROGICIEL - La 1ère SSAP Technopole PIBS Le Prisme Place Albert Einstein CP 1 56038 VANNES www.eurogiciel.fr<http://www.eurogiciel.fr>
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