Hi Pratheek --
It looks like you've got something like a mix of C# and Objective-C code
there. In C# it would look more like:
this.webMain.LoadRequest(new NSUrlRequest(NSUrl.FromFilename(...));
As far as the file path, (the ... above), I haven't tried using the NS
resource stuff at all; I just mark my html files with the "content" build
action and use paths relative to the project root.
But, if the resource stuff works, the method you're trying to call would
look like:
NSBundle.MainBundle.PathForResource("cliqueitsample", "html");
It takes some time to get used to translating Objective-C examples into C#
for Monotouch, and the mapping isn't always intuitive. You might want to
have a look at Miguel de Icaza's "Monotouch Rosetta
Stone<http://tirania.org/tmp/rosetta.html>"
to get a feel for it.
Best,
David
On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 8:26 AM, Pratheek Katangur <[email protected]
> wrote:
> **
> Hello,
> I developed a project in mono develop which is required to display
> html files on the web browser.I am able to display remote html files and
> html files sitting on a local web server.Now I want to display local html
> files on the web browser.I could find a code snippet online for the same but
> I am not able to compile it successfully.Can you help me out whether there
> is any problem with the code syntatically .
> Here is the piece of code:
>
> this.webMain.LoadRequest(**NSUrlRequest requestWithUrl(NSUrl
> firleUrlWithPath(NSBundle mainBundle)pathForResource:@"**cliqueitsample"
> ofType:@"html")isDirectory:No)**));
>
>
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Pratheek
>
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