[jira] [Commented] (CB-5196) BB10 invoke() plugin is shadowded by cordova.js
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Bryan Higgins commented on CB-5196:
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[~csantana] I've already removed window.webworks here:
https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf?p=cordova-js.git;a=blobdiff;f=lib/blackberry10/platform.js;h=c4504090f2b6ecce60e0f015436b7178453c0793;hp=96f9a661197a882b33999037c2f87ef89e4052de;hb=6568e94c736cae2262784ae35d11013e480e0da8;hpb=9bbf2b75e4d18ca8044c54d43796372f55658918
BB10 invoke() plugin is shadowded by cordova.js
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Key: CB-5196
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5196
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: BlackBerry
Affects Versions: 3.1.0
Environment: Blackberry 10
Reporter: Mike Billau
Assignee: Carlos Santana
Attachments: bbInvoke.html
Our users need to invoke blackberry.invoke.invoke(). As per WebWorks doc, to
call any BB API, webworks.js needs to be included in the html file.
The problem is that there does not seem to be a way to call invoke():
1. Create a simple BB10 app using the attached HTML file,
2. Add feature to the config.xml: feature id=blackberry.invoke
name=blackberry.invoke value=blackberry.invoke/
3. Run the app. Press the button; the browser window doesn't open.
4. Edit the HTML file and place the cordova.js script before webworks.js
script
5. Run the app again, and there is a popup saying: Error intializing
cordova:undefined. After dismissing the alert, you can press the button and
the browser opens just fine.
Analysis:
Internally blackberry.invoke.invoke() ('invoke' plugin) calls
*window.webworks.event.isOn()* in blackberry.invoke/client.js. This is where
the problem is: *window.webworks* is defined in both cordova.js and
webworks.js.The one in cordova.js doesn't have 'event' function whereas it is
available in window.webworks of webworks.js. Hence when webworks.js is loaded
after cordova.js, it works fine and not if it is reversed.
Even though it works when we put webworks.js first we need to squash the
alert() and make sure cordova initializes correctly.
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Mike Billau commented on CB-5196:
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Hmmm so all of the WebWorks API's were folded into the Blackberry plugins
listed in the repo above?
If the WebWorks SDK is not compatible with Cordova 3.X, does that mean the only
way to access the WebWorks API is to install these plugins?
Is this documented anywhere? I was looking on edge but can't find anything
talking about installing these new plugins in order to continue to use
functionality that was just there from the WebWorks SDK. I can help with this
documentation if needed...We could probably create a new guide like Using
WebWorks APIs (blackberry.invoke) and link to this guide in the Blackberry
Platform Guide [1] and BB10 Command Line Tools [2]?
[1]http://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/edge/guide_platforms_blackberry10_index.md.html#BlackBerry%2010%20Platform%20Guide
[2]http://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/edge/guide_platforms_blackberry10_tools.md.html#BlackBerry%2010%20Command-line%20Tools
BB10 invoke() plugin is shadowded by cordova.js
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Key: CB-5196
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5196
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: BlackBerry
Affects Versions: 3.1.0
Environment: Blackberry 10
Reporter: Mike Billau
Attachments: bbInvoke.html
Our users need to invoke blackberry.invoke.invoke(). As per WebWorks doc, to
call any BB API, webworks.js needs to be included in the html file.
The problem is that there does not seem to be a way to call invoke():
1. Create a simple BB10 app using the attached HTML file,
2. Add feature to the config.xml: feature id=blackberry.invoke
name=blackberry.invoke value=blackberry.invoke/
3. Run the app. Press the button; the browser window doesn't open.
4. Edit the HTML file and place the cordova.js script before webworks.js
script
5. Run the app again, and there is a popup saying: Error intializing
cordova:undefined. After dismissing the alert, you can press the button and
the browser opens just fine.
Analysis:
Internally blackberry.invoke.invoke() ('invoke' plugin) calls
*window.webworks.event.isOn()* in blackberry.invoke/client.js. This is where
the problem is: *window.webworks* is defined in both cordova.js and
webworks.js.The one in cordova.js doesn't have 'event' function whereas it is
available in window.webworks of webworks.js. Hence when webworks.js is loaded
after cordova.js, it works fine and not if it is reversed.
Even though it works when we put webworks.js first we need to squash the
alert() and make sure cordova initializes correctly.
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Bryan Higgins commented on CB-5196:
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Yep, that would be great.
I've written up a post which should hit the bb developer blog soon. It has
links to all of the relevant API docs and would be a good source to base the
cordova docs on.
BB10 invoke() plugin is shadowded by cordova.js
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Key: CB-5196
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5196
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: BlackBerry
Affects Versions: 3.1.0
Environment: Blackberry 10
Reporter: Mike Billau
Attachments: bbInvoke.html
Our users need to invoke blackberry.invoke.invoke(). As per WebWorks doc, to
call any BB API, webworks.js needs to be included in the html file.
The problem is that there does not seem to be a way to call invoke():
1. Create a simple BB10 app using the attached HTML file,
2. Add feature to the config.xml: feature id=blackberry.invoke
name=blackberry.invoke value=blackberry.invoke/
3. Run the app. Press the button; the browser window doesn't open.
4. Edit the HTML file and place the cordova.js script before webworks.js
script
5. Run the app again, and there is a popup saying: Error intializing
cordova:undefined. After dismissing the alert, you can press the button and
the browser opens just fine.
Analysis:
Internally blackberry.invoke.invoke() ('invoke' plugin) calls
*window.webworks.event.isOn()* in blackberry.invoke/client.js. This is where
the problem is: *window.webworks* is defined in both cordova.js and
webworks.js.The one in cordova.js doesn't have 'event' function whereas it is
available in window.webworks of webworks.js. Hence when webworks.js is loaded
after cordova.js, it works fine and not if it is reversed.
Even though it works when we put webworks.js first we need to squash the
alert() and make sure cordova initializes correctly.
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Jeffrey Heifetz commented on CB-5196:
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Use the cordova 3.0 compatible plugin -
http://plugins.cordova.io/#/com.blackberry.invoke
BB10 invoke() plugin is shadowded by cordova.js
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Key: CB-5196
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5196
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: BlackBerry
Affects Versions: 3.1.0
Environment: Blackberry 10
Reporter: Mike Billau
Attachments: bbInvoke.html
Our users need to invoke blackberry.invoke.invoke(). As per WebWorks doc, to
call any BB API, webworks.js needs to be included in the html file.
The problem is that there does not seem to be a way to call invoke():
1. Create a simple BB10 app using the attached HTML file,
2. Add feature to the config.xml: feature id=blackberry.invoke
name=blackberry.invoke value=blackberry.invoke/
3. Run the app. Press the button; the browser window doesn't open.
4. Edit the HTML file and place the cordova.js script before webworks.js
script
5. Run the app again, and there is a popup saying: Error intializing
cordova:undefined. After dismissing the alert, you can press the button and
the browser opens just fine.
Analysis:
Internally blackberry.invoke.invoke() ('invoke' plugin) calls
*window.webworks.event.isOn()* in blackberry.invoke/client.js. This is where
the problem is: *window.webworks* is defined in both cordova.js and
webworks.js.The one in cordova.js doesn't have 'event' function whereas it is
available in window.webworks of webworks.js. Hence when webworks.js is loaded
after cordova.js, it works fine and not if it is reversed.
Even though it works when we put webworks.js first we need to squash the
alert() and make sure cordova initializes correctly.
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