When you display interactive BIRT visualizations in a mobile application, you use a web view class to display Actuate JSAPI. The iOS UIWebView can also display files such as an Adobe PDF file, a Microsoft Excel file, or hyperlinks to other web pages, similar to the mobile version of the Safari web browser. The following examples are just a few of the ways you can customize the UIWebView using Objective-C to change what this web view can display:
Only display selected file types.
Only display web content from your network domain.
Allow users to zoom content.
Enable paginated web views.
Restore web content after relaunching the application.
Customize communication to the web view using the stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString method for iOS Objective-C.
Enable callbacks from the web view to your native operating system classes using your own URL scheme and a UIWebViewDelegate for iOS Objective-C or the addJavascriptInterface method for the Android WebView.
Disable user selection and callouts of web content.
Only display selected file types.