Re: [Interest] WebEngineView on Android

[Konstantin Tokarev]

20.10.2016, 09:43, "Charles-Élie Gentil" :
> Hi,
>
> Indeed it is a possibility. That means :
>    - Compile QtWebKit for Android;
>    - Make it compatible with the QML API ...

Here is a project providing QML API for WebKit1:

https://github.com/mardy/qt5webkit1

(but I have not tried it myself yet)

>
> This requires efforts indeed but why not.
>
> I will also see the side of qtwebeng...@qt-project.org. Maybe they have good 
> news ;-).
>
> Best regards,
>
> Charlie
>
> m...@jiyuusoft.net
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>
>> Le 19 oct. 2016 à 23:51, Konstantin Tokarev  a écrit :
>>
>> 14.10.2016, 21:45, "Charles-Élie Gentil" :
>>>   Hello,
>>>
>>>   I'm working on a project using a Web interface. This project should be 
>>> cross-platform. Currently, I use WebEngineView on Windows, Linux and Mac 
>>> and I use WebView on Android.
>>>
>>>   Unfortunately, and unless I am mistaken, WebView in Android is very 
>>> limited (does not save login / password, do not save the configuration, not 
>>> use ressource files,  ...)
>>>
>>>   Do you think it will be possible one day perhaps, to have WebViewEngine 
>>> on Android or not have these limitations with WebView?
>>
>> I cannot comment about QtWebEngine porting complexity, but I believe it 
>> should be possible to get QtWebKit [1] running on Android with relativel 
>> little effort if you (or someone else) is ready to invest some time into it.
>>
>> In the past QtWebKit was known to compile for Android, and there are people 
>> running modern version of JavaScriptCore on Android. Single-process QtWebKit 
>> (QWebView and friends) has little platform-dependent code as it uses Qt for 
>> graphics, networking, and user interaction.
>>
>> [1] http://qtwebkit.blogspot.com/2016/08/qtwebkit-im-back.html
>>
>>>   Bye
>>>
>>>   Best regards,
>>>
>>>   Charlie
>>>   m...@jiyuusoft.net
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>>>
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>> Konstantin


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Re: [Interest] WebEngineView on Android

[Charles-Élie Gentil]

Hi,

Indeed it is a possibility. That means :
   - Compile QtWebKit for Android;
   - Make it compatible with the QML API ...


This requires efforts indeed but why not.

I will also see the side of qtwebeng...@qt-project.org. Maybe they have good 
news ;-).

Best regards,

Charlie

m...@jiyuusoft.net
http://blog.jiyuusoft.net

> Le 19 oct. 2016 à 23:51, Konstantin Tokarev  a écrit :
> 
> 
> 
> 14.10.2016, 21:45, "Charles-Élie Gentil" :
>>   Hello,
>> 
>>   I'm working on a project using a Web interface. This project should be 
>> cross-platform. Currently, I use WebEngineView on Windows, Linux and Mac and 
>> I use WebView on Android.
>> 
>>   Unfortunately, and unless I am mistaken, WebView in Android is very 
>> limited (does not save login / password, do not save the configuration, not 
>> use ressource files,  ...)
>> 
>>   Do you think it will be possible one day perhaps, to have WebViewEngine on 
>> Android or not have these limitations with WebView?
> 
> I cannot comment about QtWebEngine porting complexity, but I believe it 
> should be possible to get QtWebKit [1] running on Android with relativel 
> little effort if you (or someone else) is ready to invest some time into it.
> 
> In the past QtWebKit was known to compile for Android, and there are people 
> running modern version of JavaScriptCore on Android. Single-process QtWebKit 
> (QWebView and friends) has little platform-dependent code as it uses Qt for 
> graphics, networking, and user interaction.
> 
> 
> [1] http://qtwebkit.blogspot.com/2016/08/qtwebkit-im-back.html
> 
> 
>>   Bye
>> 
>>   Best regards,
>> 
>>   Charlie
>>   m...@jiyuusoft.net
>>   http://blog.jiyuusoft.net
>> 
>>   ,
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> 
> 
> 
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> Konstantin

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Re: [Interest] WebEngineView on Android

[Allan Sandfeld Jensen]

Hi

On Friday 14 October 2016, Charles-Élie Gentil wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm working on a project using a Web interface. This project should be
> cross-platform. Currently, I use WebEngineView on Windows, Linux and Mac
> and I use WebView on Android.
> 
> Unfortunately, and unless I am mistaken, WebView in Android is very limited
> (does not save login / password, do not save the configuration, not use
> ressource files,  ...)
> 
> Do you think it will be possible one day perhaps, to have WebViewEngine on
> Android or not have these limitations with WebView?
> 
I will probably be easier to improve QtWebView than port QtWebEngine to 
Android. Thought I would have assumed the QtWebView stored cookies as well as 
QtWebEngine does.

Best regards
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Re: [Interest] WebEngineView on Android

[Konstantin Tokarev]

14.10.2016, 21:45, "Charles-Élie Gentil" :
>   Hello,
>
>   I'm working on a project using a Web interface. This project should be 
> cross-platform. Currently, I use WebEngineView on Windows, Linux and Mac and 
> I use WebView on Android.
>
>   Unfortunately, and unless I am mistaken, WebView in Android is very limited 
> (does not save login / password, do not save the configuration, not use 
> ressource files,  ...)
>
>   Do you think it will be possible one day perhaps, to have WebViewEngine on 
> Android or not have these limitations with WebView?

I cannot comment about QtWebEngine porting complexity, but I believe it should 
be possible to get QtWebKit [1] running on Android with relativel little effort 
if you (or someone else) is ready to invest some time into it.

In the past QtWebKit was known to compile for Android, and there are people 
running modern version of JavaScriptCore on Android. Single-process QtWebKit 
(QWebView and friends) has little platform-dependent code as it uses Qt for 
graphics, networking, and user interaction.


[1] http://qtwebkit.blogspot.com/2016/08/qtwebkit-im-back.html


>   Bye
>
>   Best regards,
>
>   Charlie
>   m...@jiyuusoft.net
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>
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Re: [Interest] WebEngineView on Android

[Alexandru Croitor]

Hi,

As far as I'm aware, there are no plans to make WebEngine (WebEngineView) work 
on Android.

Regards,
Alex.

On 14 Oct 2016, at 20:44, Charles-Élie Gentil 
> wrote:



Hello,

I'm working on a project using a Web interface. This project should be 
cross-platform. Currently, I use WebEngineView on Windows, Linux and Mac and I 
use WebView on Android.

Unfortunately, and unless I am mistaken, WebView in Android is very limited 
(does not save login / password, do not save the configuration, not use 
ressource files,  ...)

Do you think it will be possible one day perhaps, to have WebViewEngine on 
Android or not have these limitations with WebView?

Bye

Best regards,


Charlie

m...@jiyuusoft.net
http://blog.jiyuusoft.net



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[Interest] WebEngineView on Android

[Charles-Élie Gentil]

Hello,

I'm working on a project using a Web interface. This project should be 
cross-platform. Currently, I use WebEngineView on Windows, Linux and Mac and I 
use WebView on Android.

Unfortunately, and unless I am mistaken, WebView in Android is very limited 
(does not save login / password, do not save the configuration, not use 
ressource files,  ...)

Do you think it will be possible one day perhaps, to have WebViewEngine on 
Android or not have these limitations with WebView?

Bye


Best regards,

Charlie

m...@jiyuusoft.net 
http://blog.jiyuusoft.net 



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