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Description
Interface Summary | |
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BrowserContent | A browser container capable of rendering web content. |
RenderingApplication | Defines callback functionality a rendering session requires to assist with handling URL resources. |
RenderingConstants | Defines a number of constant values used by the browser field API. |
Class Summary | |
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BrowserContentBaseImpl | Base implementation of a browser container capable of rendering web content. |
BrowserContentChangedEvent | Event to signal that field's text and/or title may have changed. |
BrowserContentManager | A manager for rendering web content obtained through the browser. |
CloseEvent | Event to close the browser window. |
ContentReadEvent | Event indicating the progress of loading the content. |
ErrorEvent | Event to set display an error message to the user. |
Event | Defines general functionality for all browser events. |
ExecutingScriptEvent | Event indicating browser field is executing a script. |
FullWindowEvent | Event to show the content in a full screen window. |
HistoryEvent | Event to interact with the browser field's history. |
ObjectParamList | A container class to hold the values from the HTML param elements nested
inside an HTML object element. |
RedirectEvent | Event to redirect. |
RenderingOptions | Options for rendering content. |
RenderingSession | Class to manage rendering sessions. |
RequestedResource | Object to carry information about requested resource. |
SetHeaderEvent | Event to set HTTP header information. |
SetHttpCookieEvent | Event to set an HTTP cookie. |
StopEvent | Event to signal a halt to loading. |
UrlRequestedEvent | Event to signal the request of an URL. |
Exception Summary | |
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RenderingException | Thrown if a rendering error occurs. |
Provides access to browser-component functionality you can incorporate in other applications.
The Field API supports third-party applications that want to include browser fields within their own UI to render web content; RIM's own rendering library handles all the rendering of web content for the field, and then hands your application back the field for you to display.
A rendering session object acts as the intermediary between your application
and the system's rendering library. The system's rendering library manages
rendering sessions: applications retrieve a rendering session handle by
invoking
RenderingSession.getNewInstance()
.
They can then use this rendering session to retrieve browser fields to
display web content.
Third-party applications using
BrowserContent
components must either themselves implement the
RenderingApplication
interface or employ a helper application that does so. The system's rendering
library interacts through a rendering session and expects to interact with
the RenderingApplication interface on the other end.
A rendering session expects a rendering application to be able to
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