Apple UIWebView API's deprecated.

[SteveLacy]

Any reply? Any feedback or questions? Any tests I could run to provide more information? The app is shared with support. Thanks for any help.

[SteveLacy]

We're stuck here not able to submit any apps to Apple due to this issue.

As a test, I created another app with just one screen and one web service. If I enable cordova-plugin-ionic-webview plugin, the webservice will not load in the Xcode simulator (web service fails). If I disable cordova-plugin-ionic-webview plugin, the web service works fine.

Any help is greatly appreciated. This is a major roadblock that we can't get around that should be impacting every Appery JQM customer wanting to release an Apple app that uses a web service connection to an outside web service.

Please help.

Steve

[SteveLacy]

I shared my app called "Test App" with support. This is the app with a single screen and a single web service call. It's easy to see the problem in this app.

[Chris6743166]

Hi Steve,

I don't know if this will help, but I had a similar issue, seemingly prompted by the switch to wkwebview, which was fixed when I added an access-control-allow-origin header to the response headers on the server where the data was being retrieved, like this:

codeaccess-control-allow-origin: */code

Hope you solve it soon.

Chris

[Serhii Kulibaba]

You are right, it might be the CORS issue there. @Steve please test the simple request to Appery.io database, does it work fine there?

[SteveLacy]

I found that if I enable the Appery proxy on the request, it works! I also added the Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * on the service response, but it didn't seem to have any impact. I guess adding a proxy to every request should fix the problem.
Question - Is there any other way to resolve this issue? If I don't have an appery account in the future, will the app continue to work through the proxy?

[Evgene Karachevtsev]

Hello Steve,

Yes, an app will be working with the proxy even if the account is canceled.