[android-developers] Re: Internationalization of webView apps

2009-01-19 Thread adamlerer
If main.html is in your assets folder, you can call: Webview wv; wv.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/main.html"); On Jan 14, 11:55 am, Sundog wrote: > It occurs to me that I probably incorrectly assumed you were talking > about a connection to a web server. I assumed this because I have been > u

[android-developers] Re: Internationalization of webView apps

2009-01-14 Thread Sundog
It occurs to me that I probably incorrectly assumed you were talking about a connection to a web server. I assumed this because I have been unable to get local HTML files and image assets to work with WebView. (On that note, if I can ask without derailing this thread, can anyone point me to a sim

[android-developers] Re: Internationalization of webView apps

2009-01-14 Thread Sundog
I must be missing something. Why not simply send your server a parameter from your strings file? The parameter will automatically switch based on which internationalized strings file is in use, then you simply switch languages any way you want on your end. On Jan 14, 9:12 am, "Fred Grott(shareme)