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While adding support for the Windows 8 environment, I've hit a Cordova bug. The folders are being reported as files when I get the directory listing: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5774
I want to apply the patch in my project as I understand you cannot upgrade the Cordova version in a Worklight project.
I am using Worklight 6.1.0.
I figured out a way to patch (JavaScript patch).. I am sure this is not a permnant solution - but a adhoc one till the patched Cordova is available with a new version of Worklight.
In my case the bug was in
FileProxy.js. I created a directory structure to mirror the location of the problem file and added the patched file there.(www\worklight\plugins\org.apache.cordova.file\src\windows8\FileProxy.js).At build time the cordova files are copied first and then
wwwcontents are copied after... so my patched file overwrote the one with the bug.I'm sure this is not a supported way by Worklight - but I am no longer blocked.
It is currently not possible to replace or patch the Cordova version that is being used in Worklight. In Worklight v6.1.0, Cordova v3.1 is used.
If you are an IBM customer or business partner you can open a PMR to see if an iFix can be produced that will contain a patched version of Cordova 3.1.