LWUIT HTML Component

[ali30]

Hi,
I was developing a J2ME application , i want to show a web page inside a mobile phone application, but not call a browser.
i was done , but currently i facing the address problem
i only can run "http://m.google.com"
but i want to run "http://www.google.com"


this is the code that i launch a web inside mobile phone

Display.init(this);

HttpRequestHandler handler=new HttpRequestHandler();

HTMLComponent htmlC = new HTMLComponent(handler);

Form f = new Form();

f.setTitle("MyTitle");

f.setLayout(new GridLayout(1,1));

f.addComponent(htmlC);

f.show();

htmlC.setPage("http://www.google.com");

after i run it, i can saw my application that show a title "MyTile" but the content are show blank.

what might be the problem?



thank you

[skalogir]

That's because www.google.com doesn't comply with the XHTML-Mobile Profile Standard.

According to this link:
http://download.oracle.com/javame/de.../bbjidhgf.html

LWUIT's HTMLComponent renders HTML documents that conform to the XHTML Mobile Profile 1.0 (XHTML-MP 1.0) standard

XHTML-MP 1.0 is a subset of XHTML adapted for mobile. The standard supports most of the basic elements such as Images, Fonts, Lists, Tables, Forms, and even WCSS (a subset of CSS2 for wireless). It does not support Javascript or frames, and it does not support all CSS2 tags or attributes.

Using HTMLComponent can help you browse a very limited number of pages.

You might want to use eSWT for what you are trying to do. It provides a Browser widget. A full example can be found here:

http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...ser_in_Java_ME

Additional information about eSWT browser widget:

http://library.developer.nokia.com/i...81951691D.html

http://library.developer.nokia.com/i...e-summary.html

Please note that you can only use eSWT with Symbian devices, not Series 40.

[ali30]

thanks a lot..
i resorted to using PlatformRequest() to launch a browser because the eSWT and HTML component have major constraints as to what i'd like to do.
thanks