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Although I understand the appeal of your argument, using a 3rd party workaround to provide support for performing javascript interpretation outside of the brows
by lethain 17y ago
Although I understand the appeal of your argument, using a 3rd party workaround to provide support for performing javascript interpretation outside of the browser--whether or not they happen to be hijacking the system's underlying javascript interpreter--is not an "Apple Published API".
- mbrubeck 17y agoAs far as I can tell from the PhoneGap source code, it just embeds a UIWebView and hooks into its standard APIs and events. I didn't spot any unpublished APIs in use. Can you give an example of what you mean by "hijacking"? If I built a non-PhoneGap application that used a WebView to display pages I built with HTML/CSS/JavaScript, do you think that would violate the SDK agreement?
- jasongullickson 17y agoPhoneGap doesn't appear to expose any of the Private API's however it does expose parts of the SDK that are not normally available to web-based applications when run via Safari. I have a post above that elaborates on why Apple may find this objectionable.