This sample code demonstrates how to inject the Blackberry Object into a website which is not an application. It gives you back control in JS where you can then access APIs and use them as desired. The use case could be to wrap a website into an application, skinning it to look better and work with platform features on BB10.

The sample code for this application is Open Source under the Apache 2.0 License.

Applies To

• BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK

Author(s)

• Erik Johnson
• Jayant Kaduskar

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1. Inside the ext folder is the custom extension. You need to copy it into your Framework subdirectory of your WebWorks Packager. Please re-name it something meaningful such as injector.
2. Modify the config.xml file to ensure you are pulling in the proper extension named inside your manifest.json file.
3. Move the contents of the app folder inside your application.

• BlackBerry HTML5 WebWorks - Downloads, Getting Started guides, samples, code signing keys.
• BlackBerry WebWorks Development Guides
• BlackBerry WebWorks Community Forums
• BlackBerry Open Source WebWorks Contributions Forums

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