Hi Josh, The www directory stuff is normal and expected. See FAQ item #1: https://github.com/callback/callback-ios/blob/master/README.md
The whitelist stuff is covered in FAQ item #4. On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 12:09 PM, Josh Marinacci <jos...@marinacci.org> wrote: > Hi guys. I'm in the editing process with my GWT + PhoneGap book and I started > to update the instructions to work with the latest released version of > Callback, 1.3. I noticed you don't have to manually build the Xcode template > installer. That's great. I'm a little confused about where to put the html > and javascript files, though. > > When you create a new Xcode project from the template it creates a 'www' > directory *outside* the main project directory. This 'www' dir is not > visible from within Xcode. To make it work I had to manually add the > directory using 'Add Files…' and tell it to 'Create folder references for any > added folders'. Is this the correct way to do things? Is there a way to > make this part be already done when you use the template? > > Also, as a longer term question, I noticed that I can't access a 3rd party > web service without modifying the whitelist. Is this documented on the > PhoneGap site or should someone know about this from Apple's docs? I think > most of my readers will not come from an Obj-C background so we want them to > be able to get up and running with as little Apple specific knowledge as > possible. > > Thanks, > Josh > > -- > Josh Marinacci > joshondesign.com >
