[android-developers] Re: Hide address bar while launching native browser

2010-02-21 Thread SAM
Thanks Mark.
Yes using webView is possible as I am doing for other mobile OS(BREW/
Symbian).We considered this option before. but the issue is then I
need to provide data communication layer and handling. Also I cannot
provide each and every operations in Webview like Cookie/Favorites and
all other features native browser is giving.

Thanks
Sam


On Feb 19, 5:44 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
 SAM wrote:
  thanks for the confirmation.

  Also is there a way to launch the browser in the background from my
  application.

  Requirement:
  1: Launch myapplication
  2: Tell browser to launch in background and get xyz.com (which is
  heavy site and takes time to load).
  3. Show splash/terms page in my app.
  4. After 5-6 seconds tell browser to come in front so that user see
  'xyz.com' without delay.

 If you write your own browsing activity using WebView, sure.

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Re: [android-developers] Re: Hide address bar while launching native browser

2010-02-19 Thread Mark Murphy
SAM wrote:
 thanks for the confirmation.
 
 Also is there a way to launch the browser in the background from my
 application.
 
 Requirement:
 1: Launch myapplication
 2: Tell browser to launch in background and get xyz.com (which is
 heavy site and takes time to load).
 3. Show splash/terms page in my app.
 4. After 5-6 seconds tell browser to come in front so that user see
 'xyz.com' without delay.

If you write your own browsing activity using WebView, sure.

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http://commonsware.com | http://twitter.com/commonsguy

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