The code looks correct, but causes an internal compiler error on
simulator builds on mine (an other) gLucid desktops.
Change-Id: Iaf0d8120778ec1c6fc739ef13e6eaaac53e3bcc8
Instead of renaming the old Matrix class into _Original_Matrix
and have layoutlib provide a full new implementation of Matrix,
we keep the old one by only modifying it to implement the native
methods which calls out to a new Matrix_Delegate class.
The goal is to not have to maintain the java portion in
sync between the framework and the layoutlib version.
Change-Id: I3e1aefffbae45e91b75331c0c6ff2260323deacd
If someone sets mLogEvent to false to prevent logging,
nativeMotionUp will not be called, so touches to WebView
will no longer work. Make sure this does not happen.
Change-Id: Ie79ccc68677cea2f686f7c7da734bf719910f583
Currently these paths are obtained from the BrowserFrame via JNI.
However, the paths are not synced to the BrowserFrame until the
WebCore thread has started up. This means that if the
WebRequestContext is created on the IO thread, the paths may not be
available.
This change moves the paths from BrowserFrame to CookieSyncManager to
avoid the need to wait for the WebCore thread.
Note that the new methods may be called on either the UI or WebCore
threads, so are synchronised.
Requires a change to external/webkit ...
https://android-git.corp.google.com/g/76579
Change-Id: I8e910ee209c570e90181bd308a78d1987b4d120c
Matching behaviour that has been in ContentLoader.java since
approximately day 0. Without this, we can't load Gmail attachments
with the Chrome HTTP stack because of permission errors -- we have
to load exactly the URL Gmail tells us.
See http://b/issue?id=3125650
Change-Id: I764036efd428299b2fcd611b62dc046a40d80a55
Must be submitted with corresponding C++ change (I50da7599).
When opening a text file in the browser, WebKit was attempting to
display it as a movie. This is because the media player now reports
that it can handle various document formats, including plain text.
See http://b/issue?id=3132917
This CL updates WebViewCore.supportsMimeType() to explicitly check
for audio and video formats only. This is called from WebKit via
JNI, and doesn't seem to be used elsewhere, so it should be a safe
change to make. Renamed to isSupportedMediaMimeType() for clarity.
Test: push a text file to /sdcard/foo.txt, and open it in the
browser (as file:///sdcard/foo.txt).
Change-Id: Id39b770b05ced7c976d8043649845f26115b24c9
Retrieve the service again from ServiceManager on RemoteException.
Change-Id: Ie227b52019e7deafeab712af1addd6d957f7a8ee
Signed-off-by: Nick Pelly <npelly@google.com>
