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You bet, this doesnt require OS 2 thuogh. It was designed for OS1 and is compatible with OS2. So you can use it now and keep using it
I spent a good while trying different methods to do this I figured we could make our own version of preware. But RIM has blocked out any method I could think of to side load on-device without creating our entirely own runtime. With QNX it has optoins to let you 'register' your apps for a file type. So theretically, if you have a 'runtime' player, you could leverage QNX to run that app. But I haven't got it to work yet before I got sidetracked by netflix and cheap horror flicks.
... still an option though.
Oh man, you have no idea. HaXaR spent months fighting for his app, emailing support, contacting employees and even fought his way to the upper ranks of RIM. But in my case, it was something I hobbled together working on familiarizing myself with AS3 when I had a week off. So I dont mind if they never post the app, as long as someone else finds it useful.
Thank ya! I have a very simlar piece of code (commented out at the moment) on the URL validation page. Right now it goes through its switch statement on the root of the URL (to make any changes needed to the browser) and defaults to 404. Its there I had commented it out. Don't remember why exactly, I think I was working on another bug with the javascript:// code and forgot to uncomment it
I'll do another build once I have some time. I'm on my way to buy a brand new Torch phone so .. gotta go spend some money10-21-11 05:53 PM - In its current state, its going to try. It should in theory, provided the QNX browser does! I've set the browser to request access to local files on the PB (in case you need to load something locally, or to save and open files from web-applications inside the browser).
I'll see what I can do to get you guys that HTTP:// auto-population today10-22-11 02:42 PM - KermEd, Thanks, this browser is perfect for the bridge apps in OS 2.0, http://127.0.0.1:187In its current state, its going to try. It should in theory, provided the QNX browser does! I've set the browser to request access to local files on the PB (in case you need to load something locally, or to save and open files from web-applications inside the browser).
I'll see what I can do to get you guys that HTTP:// auto-population today
would it be possible to package one with a different name/icon so I could use two of them simultaneously, using one for the bridge......?10-22-11 04:08 PM - Alright, here ya go:
http://forums.crackberry.com/showthr...47#post6790247
Its rough but it works (Bridge OS2 app).
10-22-11 05:23 PM - HaTaX: You can post anything you want, its always welcome and helpful. Mine has no bookmark support or history. I thought about putting a 'locked' bookmark state, so that you can password protect it though That way, no one can get at your work URL's (etc) from the Bookmarks.
http://forums.crackberry.com/showthr...24#post6790424
Above is where I uploaded ver2 of the Bridge app. Just added forward/back buttons.10-22-11 07:01 PM
