Web and WebWorks Development

[thinkkevin]

I have a html5 site running on http://touch.srwd21.com (Internal domain address)

And I have below setting within widget element in config.xml

<widget xmlns="http://www.w3.org/ns/widgets"
xmlns:rim="http://www.blackberry.com/ns/widgets"
version="1.0.0.0" id="srwd21">
  <name>srwd21</name>
  <description>Description for srwd21</description>
  <rim:permissions>
    <rim:permit>read_geolocation</rim:permit>
  </rim:permissions>
  <feature id="blackberry.invoke"/>
  <feature id="blackberry.connection" />
  <feature id="blackberry.app" />
  <icon src="icon.png"/>
  <content src="http://touch.srwd21.com"/>
</widget>

I deployed the app to BB10 Alpha simulator, and when launched, see my snapshots:

https://www.evernote.com/shard/s140/sh/f522c819-a3cb-4016-9f69-129d4aaec0c8/7f14e2fab85ca8da3086fc59...

The css is well loaded, and search bar is there at expected place, but just the image file are not allowed to access. Please help what's wrong, and what need to be set.

thanks!

[SumiGhosh]

add access element
<access uri="path" subdomains="true" />
<access uri="*" subdomains="true" />

where path something like "http://www.google.co.in/"

[erikjohnzon]

SumiGosh is write try adding both tags he mentioned one should be <access uri="http://srwd21.com" subdomains="true" />

[thinkkevin]

Thanks for your reply. 

I have once tried that, it did not work.

I also tried to use uri="*", not work either.

Actually, I don't have such issue when wrapping the site to BB tablet app.

[erikjohnzon]

Really, well this is definetely not passing our whitelising so something is awry. That pop-up you see is what you get when your content is not whitelisted. So we need to find a way around that. Can you post your config?

[thinkkevin]

An interesting part I found, the image file that can't access is specified in CSS file as background image. Another animated GIF file specified in HTML file could be accessed as expected.

[thinkkevin]

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<widget xmlns="http://www.w3.org/ns/widgets"
        xmlns:rim="http://www.blackberry.com/ns/widgets"
        version="1.0.0.0" id="srwd21">

  <author href="http://www.srwd21.com/" 
          rim:copyright="Copyright 1998-2012 SRWD21 Inc.">Srwd21 Inc.</author>

  <name>srwd21</name>

  <description>
    Fun at srwd21!
  </description>

  <rim:permissions>
    <rim:permit>read_geolocation</rim:permit>
  </rim:permissions>
  <rim:loadingScreen backgroundImage="background.png"
             foregroundImage="background.png"
             onLocalPageLoad="true" onFirstLaunch="true">
  </rim:loadingScreen>
  <feature id="blackberry.invoke"/>
  <feature id="blackberry.connection" />
  <feature id="blackberry.app" />

  <icon src="icon.png"/>
  <content src="http://touch.srwd21.com"/>
  
  <access uri="http://srwd21.com" subdomains="true"/>
  <access uri="*" subdomains="true"/>
  <license href="http://www.srwd21.com/"/>

</widget>

As above attached. Quite simple, just reference the HTML5 site URL.

[erikjohnzon]

It seems to work just fine for me. I just bundled your config.xml into an app. I did find that the website does not deliver content for the RIM BB10 User Agent, so the site will need to be changed. Are you in charge of this site? Or just wrapping it? I had to change the userAgent to Iphone to get a good version.

In summary. There is not reason for you to get that dialog from what I can see.

[erikjohnzon · Accepted solution]

Ahh I did find that this site access external data and tries to pull it in. You will get errors if you don't whitelist the xsite requests to espn.com etc etc.

[thinkkevin]

Thanks!