I have successfully set up StageWebViewBridge to communicate between my AIR app and web hosted JavaScript. However sometimes when I launch the app the following error is thrown:
_serializeObject =>___onDomReady
_serializeObject =>fnCalledFromJS
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.
at es.xperiments.media::StageWebViewBridgeExternal/parseCallBack()[Flash/es/xperiments/media/StageWebViewBridgeExternal.as:88]
at es.xperiments.media::StageWebViewBridge/onLocationChange()[Flash/es/xperiments/media/StageWebViewBridge.as:236]
If the app launches successfully this is the trace output.
_serializeObject =>___onDomReady
_serializeObject =>___getFilePaths
_serializeObject =>___onDeviceReady
_serializeObject =>fnCalledFromJS
So it appears that registering the fnCalledFromJS callback is sometimes being called too early.
Here is the sequence of events in my code:
StageWebViewDisk.addEventListener(StageWebviewDiskEvent.END_DISK_PARSING, onInit );
StageWebViewDisk.setDebugMode( false );
StageWebViewDisk.initialize(stage);
function onInit( e:StageWebviewDiskEvent ):void{
webView1 = new StageWebViewBridge(19, 43, 400, 262);
webView1.addEventListener(StageWebViewBridgeEvent.DEVICE_READY, onDeviceReady );
webView1.loadURL("http:www.domain.com/ipadMap.php);
}
function onDeviceReady( e:StageWebViewBridgeEvent ):void {
webView1.addCallback('fnCalledFromJS', fnCalledFromJS );
// all is loaded and ok, show the view
addChild(webView1);
}
Would anyone know how to prevent the error from being thrown?
Thanks,
Mark
Ah. This was my mistake. I was calling the JS > AS function as the web page was being loaded.
Disabling the call has fixed the issue.