What's the difference on StageWebview in Mobile and Desktop AIR apps?

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January 26, 2014
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Hi,

What's the difference between StageWebView in an AIR mobile and

AIR desktop app? (AIR 3.9 SDK)

I have the problem that in a StageWebView related feature is working and on mobile but not on desktop AIR apps.

The feature lets users login into a website and post to the forum - on mobile it seems that the cookie/session is not found.

What could be the reason for that?

Any ideas welcome!

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Correct answer User Unknow

Parameters

useNative:Boolean (default = false) — When useNative is false, a version of WebKit embedded within AIR is used as the source of the StageWebView created. When useNative is true, then AIR will use the the system's default web engine. Mobile platforms only support using the system web engine, so useNative is ignored on mobile platforms.

P.S. You mean no WebGL but WebKit ;) If you need IE - put useNative = true and false if you need Air WebKit

User Unknow

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Using Adobe Air sdk 4 you can use Native StageWebView that will use IE ActiveX.

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How to choose if the StageWebView uses IE or the WebGL browser?

User UnknowCorrect answer

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Parameters

useNative:Boolean (default = false) — When useNative is false, a version of WebKit embedded within AIR is used as the source of the StageWebView created. When useNative is true, then AIR will use the the system's default web engine. Mobile platforms only support using the system web engine, so useNative is ignored on mobile platforms.

P.S. You mean no WebGL but WebKit ;) If you need IE - put useNative = true and false if you need Air WebKit

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