whitelist

Does phonegap/callback/cordova have a whitelist on all platforms? Is it implemented the same way on each? Peter Ehrlich The whitelist is present on both iOS and Android, but not other platforms yet. Under iOS , it goes under the name of "External Hosts," which is explained here: http://wiki.phonegap.com/w/page/41631150/PhoneGap%20for%20iOS%20FAQ Q. Links to and imported files from external hosts don't load? A. The latest code has the new white-list feature. If you are referencing external hosts, you will have to add the host in PhoneGap.plist under the "ExternalHosts" key. Wildcards are ok. So

I want to allow a lot of user submitted html for user profiles, I currently try to filter out what I don't want but I am now wanting to change and use a whitelist approach. Here is my current non-whitelist approach function FilterHTML($string) { if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $string = stripslashes($string); } $string = html_entity_decode($string, ENT_QUOTES, "ISO-8859-1"); // convert decimal $string = preg_replace('/&#(\d+)/me', "chr(\\1)", $string); // decimal notation // convert hex $string = preg_replace('/&#x([a-f0-9]+)/mei', "chr(0x\\1)", $string); // hex notation //$string = html_entity

I'm new to mobile development. I'm using Phonegap/Cordova to create a cross-platform app. My code works well on Android but when I'm porting it to iPhone it's showing an error: [143:2003] ERROR whitelist rejection: url="abc" Now can I overcome this problem? Notice : This answer only applies for PhoneGap version 1.x and below. From version 2.x onwards, whitelist configuration is done via cordova.xml . You have to add allowed URLs into PhoneGap.plist's (or Cordova.plist) ExternalHosts array. For example, if you want to allow access to this URL http://www.myhost.com/path/file , then add www

GWT's serializer has limited java.io.Serializable support, but for security reasons there is a whitelist of types it supports. The documentation I've found, for example this FAQ entry says that any types you want to serialize "must be included in the serialization policy whitelist", and that the list is generated at compile time, but doesn't explain how the compiler decides what goes on the whitelist. The generated list contains a number of types that are part of the standard library, such as java.lang.String and java.util.HashMap . I get an error when trying to serialize java.sql.Date , which