On Thursday, May 03, 2012 at 1:59AM, Alec Flett [email protected] wrote:
Hi all. This is Jiyeon Kim recently joined webkit-dev mailing list. Welcome - I'm somewhat new here myself, but I am working on IndexedDB support in WebKit.. I’ve got two questions on IndexedDB. First, I wonder, while Web storage and Web SQL have tracker, why Indexed DB doesn’t have tracker. What do you mean by "tracker" ? ð Thank you for your reply. Second, if you look at IDBFactory::open() method in IDBFactory.cpp file, the fifth argument of m_backend->open(name, request.get(), context->securityOrigin(), frame, String()); is not about path information but a string (i.e., document->page()->group().groupSettings()->indexedDBDatabasePath();). I also wonder why it is a string rather than a path. The m_backend is an interface to the actual database implementation - that tends to deal with stuff at a slightly lower level (i.e. actual paths on disk, etc) - are you looking for a url path? All the IDB's for a security origin are accessable to each other, and not connected to the rest of the URL (i.e. <http://foo.com/abc> http://foo.com/abc has the same security origin as <http://foo.com/xyz> http://foo.com/xyz so they have access to the same set of IDB files, so indexedDBDatabasePath() is the same) Alec Thanks for your time to look into my questions. Best regards, Jiyeon Kim _______________________________________________ webkit-dev mailing list <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] <http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-dev> http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-dev
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