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Hello, I am using the webview to display content of a web page on a local web server. I manage with the iOS webview that the server is no longer accessible when I navigate to the webview and back again several times. Something seems to be wrong with the garbage collection there. The app is flooding a queue on the webserver, unfortunately I cannot debug the webserver further.
With Android, the problem does not happen.
If I use the default NativeScript webview on iOS instead, it works without flooding the webserver's connection queue.
I have commented out various elements of the code, such as everything from initNativeView / disposeNativeView in index.ios.js, but that doesn't help and does not gain any further information...
I am sorry that I can't provide more details.
Which platform(s) does your issue occur on?
iOS only
arbitrary iOS versions >= 15
arbitrary iPhones
Please, provide the following version numbers that your issue occurs with:
This javascript code is executed implicitly by the library, every time I create a webview instance by using executeJavaScript(scriptCode, stringifyResult).
As I don't really need it, I override the executeJavaScript function to block this logic. I don't really understand why, but my problem is solved!
Hello, I am using the webview to display content of a web page on a local web server. I manage with the iOS webview that the server is no longer accessible when I navigate to the webview and back again several times. Something seems to be wrong with the garbage collection there. The app is flooding a queue on the webserver, unfortunately I cannot debug the webserver further.
With Android, the problem does not happen.
If I use the default NativeScript webview on iOS instead, it works without flooding the webserver's connection queue.
I have commented out various elements of the code, such as everything from initNativeView / disposeNativeView in
index.ios.js,
but that doesn't help and does not gain any further information...I am sorry that I can't provide more details.
Which platform(s) does your issue occur on?
Please, provide the following version numbers that your issue occurs with:
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