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Re: WebView resource loading



You can create a new NSURLProtocol; this is pretty low-level and should be asked if it can handle any request.  You're given some sort of Protocol client to which you hand the bytes, and you are told when to start and stop.

On Aug 22, 2007, at 7:58 AM, Mike Gargano wrote:

Hi again,

Another question for everyone here... I would like to manually handle the loading of all the resources in my WebView.  Right now, I'm creating an NSURLConnection and pulling the data into an NSData blob and then handing that buffer to the WebView and telling it to load that as the main page, but all of the other resources on that page (i.e. images, _javascript_s, css) are then loaded by the WebView automatically.  I can set my self as a WebResourceLoadDelegate and use webView:resource:willSendRequest:redirectResponse:fromDataSource: to let me know when something is about to be loaded and create my custom NSURLConnection, but how do I hand back a data buffer to the frame and tell it, this is the data for the resource it just requested?  Is there a way to do this?

Thanks again.
-Mike

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