java.lang.Object | ||
↳ | android.app.Fragment | |
↳ | com.amazon.android.webkit.AmazonWebViewFragment |
The AmazonWebViewFragment class is intended to be functionally equivalent to
to the WebViewFragment
class. See
WebViewFragment
for usage.
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The AmazonWebViewFragment constructor is intended to be functionally
equivalent to to the
WebViewFragment() method. |
Public Methods | |||||||||||
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The getWebView() method gets the web view, and is intended to be
functionally equivalent to the
getWebView() method. | |||||||||||
The onCreateView() method instantiates a view, and is intended to be
functionally equivalent to the
onCreateView(LayoutInflater, ViewGroup, Bundle)
method. | |||||||||||
The onDestroy() method is called when the fragment is no longer in use,
and is intended to be functionally equivalent to the
onDestroy() method. | |||||||||||
The onDestroyView() method is called when the web view is detached from
the fragment, and is intended to be functionally equivalent to the
onDestroyView() method. | |||||||||||
The onPause() method is called when fragment is visible to the user and
running, and is intended to be functionally equivalent to the
onPause() method. | |||||||||||
The onResume() method is called when the fragment is no longer resumed,
and is intended to be functionally equivalent to the
onResume() method. |
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The AmazonWebViewFragment constructor is intended to be functionally
equivalent to to the
WebViewFragment()
method. See
WebViewFragment()
for usage.
The getWebView() method gets the web view, and is intended to be
functionally equivalent to the
getWebView()
method. See
getWebView()
for usage.
The onCreateView() method instantiates a view, and is intended to be
functionally equivalent to the
onCreateView(LayoutInflater, ViewGroup, Bundle)
method. See
onCreateView(LayoutInflater, ViewGroup, Bundle)
for usage.
The onDestroy() method is called when the fragment is no longer in use,
and is intended to be functionally equivalent to the
onDestroy()
method. See
onDestroy()
for usage.
The onDestroyView() method is called when the web view is detached from
the fragment, and is intended to be functionally equivalent to the
onDestroyView()
method. See
onDestroyView()
for usage.
The onResume() method is called when the fragment is no longer resumed,
and is intended to be functionally equivalent to the
onResume()
method. See
onResume()
for usage.