Hybrid Web Container Customization

The Hybrid Web Container project is accompanied by libraries and the source code necessary for you to build the Hybrid Web Container.

You can customize the Hybrid Web Container in a variety of ways. Whenever a customization requires a source code modification, there is a reference to “touch points” in the code. These references are annotated with <PLATFORM>_CUSTOMIZATION_POINT_<descriptor> and a descriptor identifying the customization to which they belong.

For example, all code areas associated with changing the About screen are annotated with <PLATFORM>_CUSTOMIZATION_POINT_BRAND. The touch points are typically accompanied by brief comments in the code explaining the necessary changes. Only source code files contain these touch points. Many of the customizations are done in the CustomizationHelper file.

• Adding a Custom Icon for the Hybrid App Package Using the Packaging Tool
  Use the packaging tool to add a custom icon to the Hybrid App package.
• Changing the Hybrid App Package Icon
  Modify the Hybrid App package application icon.
• Android Hybrid Web Container Customization
  Customize the look and feel and default behavior of the Android Hybrid Web Container.
• BlackBerry Hybrid Web Container Customization
  Customize the look and feel and default behavior of the BlackBerry Hybrid Web Container.
• iOS Hybrid Web Container Customization
  The Hybrid Web Container project that comes with SAP Mobile Platform is accompanied by libraries and the source code necessary for you to build the Hybrid Web Container.
• Windows Mobile Hybrid Web Container Customization
  Customize the look and feel and default behavior of the Windows Mobile Hybrid Web Container.
• Prepackaged Hybrid Apps
  You can use the Hybrid Web Container as the runtime shell for a single Hybrid App.
• Adding Native Device Functionality to the Hybrid Web Container
  PhoneGap (now known as Apache Cordova) is an open source framework that leverages Web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to access native (system and third-party) functionality across platforms.