I have noticed the same behavior.
If I addJavascriptInterface after onPageFinished, I get a ReferenceError.
If I addJavascriptInterface before onPageFinished, everything works fine.
This isn't a huge deal for me, but it should at least be documented.
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Thanks, Sukumar
My understanding is that MyLateJavaObject is not represented in
Javascript as an object, so there are limited things we can do with
it. From experimentation:
e.g. you can do this:
var obj = MyJavaObject;
obj.method();
But not this:
var fn = MyJavaObject.method;
method();
It
James,
Have you verified your JavaScript isn't already executed before this
event occurs?
-Dan
On Jan 20, 9:43 am, jamesh jameshug...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to add Java objects to a WebView, such that they are
available to Javascript.
I can prove that if I do:
Hi, Dan
The Javascript is already in memory (i.e. loaded by Webkit): I can
call functions/methods on that code from Java.
mWebView.loadUrl(file///android_assets/index.html); // loads a bunch
of javascript.
The onPageFinished method runs, and the page is ready.
This javascript doesn't do
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