I saw in another thread that one can open an app from the browser.
Is it possible to load a library and call it’s functions from a script?
10xs,
Nahum
I saw in another thread that one can open an app from the browser.
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I saw in another thread that one can open an app from the browser.
Is it possible to load a library and call it’s functions from a script?
10xs,
Nahum
iOS does not use dll files for shared library code, but rather dylib files. (Like MacOS). But that’s sort of part of the story. You can’t just “call shared library” code — you’d have to have an application that performs the actions you want.
If you create an application that has a webview component, there exists methods that allow you to interact with the core OS from the webview, but only in a custom application — not from a stock standard webpage loaded in mobile Safari.