How to get javascript value into Windows surface app..(same like NativeBridge in iOS)

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Dear All,
How to call Native Call client(JavaScript Postback) to server not getting value..

I am doing some WebView once I am navigate particular page I am not able to get any JavaScript value..
needs to make some changes or is there any way where we can find this value
I mean in iOS they have some "NativeBridge" so that they can able to get value so same into Windows Surface how I can get this value..
I had many tried with google and all the event but there is no clue..

Thank you,
-Jitendra Jadav.

Posted 30-Dec-13 19:45pm

Jitendra.Jadav

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ZurdoDev 31-Dec-13 12:06pm

You need to post a lot more relevant information.

Jitendra.Jadav 31-Dec-13 23:14pm

My Question is how to call JS value in Windows 8.1 native app through webView
webview simply not allow me to get JS value there is way where we can add Content URIs into package.appxmanifest, but in that case it is only allow online URI like Http://mypage.com so here I have a static page in my appx folder so it is not allow me to add..
and without URI adding I am not able to notify the ScritpNotification..

and withour scriptNotification I am not able to get postback jSon value
how I can figure out this issue...?

thank you.

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