Day 2 Keynote Presentation
Play Hosted Web Apps and Web Platform Innovations
Description
Bring your website experience into the Windows Store on top of the new web rendering engine. Leverage your web workflows to develop and deploy code on your server with the added ability to access Universal Windows APIs. Learn how to mix and match server code with local client code. Hear the latest on cross-platform Cordova applications support on Windows 10. Bring your website URL, and help us build apps live!
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The Discussion
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IslandFox Would it be possible to custom render or draw an element (say a flashlike div) inside webview from native code like C++?
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IslandFox By the way, I know flash/silverlight is not supported in webview. But what I'm asking is ..... is it at all possible to draw a subarea within the webview using native code. ... like by getting a window handle to the sub-area maybe. Thanks
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BoyOfGreen @IslandFox: The webview can only navigate to "web content" so you would not be able to draw content with C++. A few options to consider, you can generate content locally that you can navigate to, or consider WebGL.
The other consideration is to draw on top (rather then in) of the weview.
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mattwojo Note that support for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) has now replaced Hosted Web Apps as a natural evolution of the technology. To learn more, visit https://developer.microsoft.com/windows/pwa
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