-
Re: Simple Android browser scan capture
Darryn CampbellJul 2, 2018 5:33 AM (in response to Mike Kirkman)
Hi,
Judging by your code syntax it looks like you were previously using PocketBrowser 3.x. Enterprise Browser is backwardly compatible with PocketBrowser and I suggest you take a look at the following post: Migrating from WM/CE to Android with Enterprise Browser
Thanks,
Darryn.
-
Re: Simple Android browser scan capture
Mike Kirkman Jul 2, 2018 5:52 AM (in response to Darryn Campbell)Thank you Darryn
I will follow through the Guide
Does this mean that I need to use the Enterprise Browser App, or can I still use the generic Android browser?
Does Enterprise Browser need a license when working with web pages?
-
Re: Simple Android browser scan capture
Darryn CampbellJul 2, 2018 5:56 AM (in response to Mike Kirkman)
In order to use those same JavaScript APIs then yes, you would need to use EB rather than the generic Android browser. If you are rewriting the application then you could consider using DataWedge with KeyWedge output along with the generic Android browser (Keystroke Output - Zebra Technologies TechDocs )
Yes, EB does require a license and details are available from Enterprise Browser Licensing - Zebra Technologies TechDocs
-
-