webarchive

I'm trying to open a Webarchive stored in a Core Data database. The Core Database was created on a Mac and filled with some Webarchive by using a WebView. Now I want to display these WebArchives in the UIWebView in iOS. The problem is that I don't know how to do that. In a similar post to this ( here ) Digital Robot said, that Webarchives are supported on iOS and I only have to load it from disk with a simple NSURLRequest into the UIWebView. The problem here is, that it doesn't get loaded - I only get a blank UIWebView. Here is the code i tried : NSURL *url = [NSURL fileURLWithPath:[

I want to run geoserver web archive in my tomcat web server. I'm using tomcat 8. I download GeoServer 2.7.1.1 web archive from geoserver . When I want to deploy the war file, Error occurs as follow: But when I deploy another war application, it deployed correctly. Where is problem? The reason for this is because, Tomcat WebServer has a size limit of 50 mb max which is smaller than Geoserver war file. All you need to do is to modify DIR\webapps\manager\WEB-INF\web.xml and modify the following lines: <multipart-config> <!-- 52MB max --> <max-file-size>52428800</max-file-size> <max-request-size

I want to be able to save / archive HTML pages as one file (without those pesky external folders). I want the resulting file to contain all styles, images, and links (videos and Flash would be nice, too, but not as crucial). I want the resulting file to be searchable, and editable. Microsoft's MHT is one of such tools, but unfortunately, it's not searchable under Linux. MHT is good, but I don't want to be locked under one operating system or one company. What would be a good alternative – or perhaps there's some entirely different solution I wasn't thinking about? Thank you in advance for your

Does anyone know if you can programmatically open a .webarchive on the iPhone? A .webarchive is Safari's way of packaging up a webpage and it's associated resources into a single file. I tried creating one and browsing to a link to one in mobile safari, but it didn't work.... Note: I was kind of hoping this could be done without a 3rd party app, as it'd be a nice way to package up a WebApp for use on the iphone without needing a third party tool. webarchive is supported on iOS. Just load it on UIWebView. It just works! for loading a webarchive on your bundle, just do NSURL *fileURL = [

I've been searching around and haven't found any reference to tools that can create Safari's webarchive format. Does anyone have pointers to code for creating this format, or at least a format reference documentation? Ideally I'd like to build a tool that takes a directory and splits out a webarchive, for loading into a iPhone. To expand on what Ben said: CFLite (the cross-platform open-source subset of Core Foundation) ships with a plist parser. If you can link against that, it should be quite simple to work with .webarchive files, which are simply property lists that concatenate all files

Android's WebView has this saveWebArchive method since API level 11: http://developer.android.com/ . It can save entire websites as webarchives, which is great! But how do I get the downloaded contents back into a webview? I tried webview.loadUrl(Uri.fromFile(mywebarchivefile)); But that only displays xml on the screen. Update Feb. 21, 2014 My answer posted below does not apply to web archive files saved under Android 4.4 KitKat and newer. The saveWebArchive() method of WebView under Android 4.4 "KitKat" (and probably newer versions too) does not save the web archive in XML code that this