ios - Downloading Javascript for execution in UIWebView versus JavascriptCore -
The terms of the iOS license are stated in:
3.3.2 download an application or Can not install executable code, the code interpreted can be used only in one application if all the scripts, codes and interpreters are packaged in the application and not downloaded. The only exception to the foregoing is to download the script and code and run by Apple's built-in webkit framework, provided that such scripts and codes are incompatible with the purpose of providing facilities or functionality and do not alter the primary purpose of the application. As presented to the App Store
Which is a minor variation for the words As discussed here.
Which is arguably the part of the WebKit framework built into UIWebView within UIWebView if you download and execute javascript, then it can be executed.
UIWebView, but what is the situation of downloading and executing javascript using javascriptcore? Javascript is considered part of the webkit framework
JavaScriptCore believes that the webkit structure itself The part is named as part of WebKit and is a separate file on the JavaScriptCore.framework disk but there is no WebKit.framework that has the name of one of the files in the structure 'WebKitAvailability.h' and defines the preprocessor macro as well. Is
WEBKIT_VERSION_4_0 and they have a bunch of things Kit to use as marked only functions available in some versions, this header indicates that used to test instead WebKit reflects availability.
So on the balance of possibilities, I want to argue that JavaScriptCore is part of the WebKit framework.
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