web-crawler written in python3, webdriver.Firefox() or webdriver.Chrome(Path) allows to open the browser and extract something. But, what if this crawler (written in python) exported to Android either using Kivy or using some other way Will .apk file work? Will the browser will open there too? In .apk file, we cannot not allow to open the browser. Then how the web-crawler will work? Any other solution except headless browsing that can work in android application ?
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I have a website, a set of HTML, JS, and CSS files, all this successfully works under Apache Cordova via WebView on Android.
I want to run it on Delphi, via TWebBrowser, but if I open index.hml via file:// then JS scripts will not get access to local files. Actually, the same thing happens on a PC, too.
I see the solution as follows: raise your HTTP server and connect to it from TWebBrowser. If my idea is correct, the actual question is: What is the reason to raise the WebServer for Android?
I am using Delphi 10.3 CE.
I have a Website(ReactJs) with a pdf download functionality(via base64) and it works fine. For Android, I have a cordova app where the app is pointed to website and no actual app code resides inside cordova and this is where the problem starts.
The PDF download is not working in app and I have been restricted from using native java code or Cordova(js + file-plugin).
Is there any way to achieve this with given constraints?
I'm working on an Ionic2 app, building simultaneously for both Android and iOS. My app requires a PDF, stored on the device to be opened. I have the PDF stored in my www folder and I'm using the InAppBrowser plugin to open the same. This works perfectly fine on iOS, but it does not on Android, as it throws up an error saying the application does not have write permissions.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
When you say android application I understand its a .apk executable. But When you say developing android application using html, does it mean we still get a .apk file or when we develop using html, is it then called as android web development, which means you won't get a .apk file. But you get a html file that runs on android browser. Is that a correct statement. Because apart from Java and C# Xamarin which will produce a .apk file, I dont think html--->.apk file never happens.
So .apk file means apps similar to windows applications, and using html means we
create a mobile web application?
does it mean we still get a .apk file or when we develop using html
It can, if you are using tools like PhoneGap.
or when we develop using html, is it then called as android web development, which means you won't get a .apk file
An HTML5 Web app, particularly with offline caching, can feel a bit like an app. However, it would be written as a Web site or Web app and distributed as such, not distributed in the form of an APK.
In my web app, User need to upload doc or pdf file from Mobile or Tablet browser [Android & IOS].
It's fine in Android, But IOS now allowing to access file system except images for uploading using safari.
I am searching for alternative ways and need solution without jail breaking, but i can't find one.