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on 01-24-2014 05:11 PM
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Created by: Mark McCahill on 29-04-2013 03:37:37 PM
The documentation for WebEx Social mobile client extensibility here: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/docs/collaboration/ecp/mobile/extensibility/3_1/extensibility.html says
"Use JavaScript only for screen transitions and to obtain data from the Cisco WebEx Social server."
Does this mean that we are not supposed to do AJAX-style browser->server calls when integrating enterprise apps in the mobile client? Are there any examples of extensibility add-ons to the iOS WebEx Social mobile client to look at?
Subject: RE: WebEx Social iOS mobile extension examples & javascript limits?
Replied by: Venkatesh Jayaraman on 03-05-2013 01:15:56 PM
We are using UIWebview to show extended webapps. It will be the limtation of Webkit that apple provides. It does not mean that we do not support AJAX-style calls.
Created by: Mark McCahill on 29-04-2013 03:37:37 PM
The documentation for WebEx Social mobile client extensibility here: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/docs/collaboration/ecp/mobile/extensibility/3_1/extensibility.html says
"Use JavaScript only for screen transitions and to obtain data from the Cisco WebEx Social server."
Does this mean that we are not supposed to do AJAX-style browser->server calls when integrating enterprise apps in the mobile client? Are there any examples of extensibility add-ons to the iOS WebEx Social mobile client to look at?
Subject: RE: WebEx Social iOS mobile extension examples & javascript limits?
Replied by: Venkatesh Jayaraman on 03-05-2013 01:15:56 PM
We are using UIWebview to show extended webapps. It will be the limtation of Webkit that apple provides. It does not mean that we do not support AJAX-style calls.
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