File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
WebHistoryItem.java	API Doc	Android 1.5 API	5570	Wed May 06 22:41:56 BST 2009	android.webkit

WebHistoryItem

• java.lang.Object

Fields Summary
private static int	sNextId
private final int	mId
private String	mTitle
private String	mUrl
private String	mOriginalUrl
private android.graphics.Bitmap	mFavicon
private byte[]	mFlattenedData

Constructors Summary
private WebHistoryItem() Basic constructor that assigns a unique id to the item. Called by JNI only. synchronized (WebHistoryItem.class) { mId = sNextId++; }
WebHistoryItem(byte[] data) Construct a new WebHistoryItem with initial flattened data. param data The pre-flattened data coming from restoreState. mUrl = null; // This will be updated natively mFlattenedData = data; synchronized (WebHistoryItem.class) { mId = sNextId++; }
private WebHistoryItem(WebHistoryItem item) Construct a clone of a WebHistoryItem from the given item. param item The history item to clone. mUrl = item.mUrl; mTitle = item.mTitle; mFlattenedData = item.mFlattenedData; mFavicon = item.mFavicon; mId = item.mId;

Methods Summary
protected synchronized android.webkit.WebHistoryItem	clone() Clone the history item for use by clients of WebView. return new WebHistoryItem(this);
public android.graphics.Bitmap	getFavicon() Return the favicon of this history item or null if no favicon was found. return A Bitmap containing the favicon for this history item or null. Note: The VM ensures 32-bit atomic read/write operations so we don't have to synchronize this method. return mFavicon;
byte[]	getFlattenedData() Get the pre-flattened data. Note: The VM ensures 32-bit atomic read/write operations so we don't have to synchronize this method. return mFlattenedData;
public int	getId() Return an identifier for this history item. If an item is a copy of another item, the identifiers will be the same even if they are not the same object. return The id for this item. return mId;
public java.lang.String	getOriginalUrl() Return the original url of this history item. This was the requested url, the final url may be different as there might have been redirects while loading the site. return The original url of this history item. return mOriginalUrl;
public java.lang.String	getTitle() Return the document title of this history item. return The document title of this history item. Note: The VM ensures 32-bit atomic read/write operations so we don't have to synchronize this method. return mTitle;
public java.lang.String	getUrl() Return the url of this history item. The url is the base url of this history item. See getTargetUrl() for the url that is the actual target of this history item. return The base url of this history item. Note: The VM ensures 32-bit atomic read/write operations so we don't have to synchronize this method. return mUrl;
void	inflate(int nativeFrame) Inflate this item. Note: The VM ensures 32-bit atomic read/write operations so we don't have to synchronize this method. inflate(nativeFrame, mFlattenedData);
private native void	inflate(int nativeFrame, byte[] data)
void	setFavicon(android.graphics.Bitmap icon) Set the favicon. param icon A Bitmap containing the favicon for this history item. Note: The VM ensures 32-bit atomic read/write operations so we don't have to synchronize this method. mFavicon = icon;
private void	update(java.lang.String url, java.lang.String originalUrl, java.lang.String title, android.graphics.Bitmap favicon, byte[] data) mUrl = url; mOriginalUrl = originalUrl; mTitle = title; mFavicon = favicon; mFlattenedData = data;