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I would bet you can only simulate that. Create another shape with a (smaller) radius, and make it white. Put that around your web view. This obviously won't work if the page you're looking at is not white. Also, you don't need to define topLeft/bottomRight/etc if you already define "radius" and all the values are the same. UPDATE Ideas. Both of them involve a source image LIKE this: <a href="http://www.noiseindustries.com/downloads/misc/FxFactoryHelp/pluginguide/generators/roundedrectangle/files/ni-rounded-rectangle.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://www.noiseindustries.com/downloads/misc/FxFactoryHelp/pluginguide/generators/roundedrectangle/files/ni-rounded-rectangle.jpg</a> Just make sure the border is MUCH smaller. 3-5 pixels. The white center should be transparent, not white. 1) Create a RelativeLayout, and create images for the sides and corners. With the layout and images, basically lay out the images so you "draw" a border. Don't put anything in the center. Create a FrameLayout, put the webview in, then put the RelativeLayout on top. Hopefully, the touch events in the center will fall through to the webview, but still give you a soft border around the edges. 2) Create a 9-patch image that basically looks the same as the border described in 1. Do the same FrameLayout described in 1, and add the Webview. On top of that, add a CUSTOM view. Set the background to the 9-patch, and make sure the custom view passes on all of its touch events. I suspect #1 would be easier to implement, but who knows?
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1. COColor of the page will change, so it's not my way. Thanks for the comment about "radius".
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2. COI'll choose the first. I thought that there is an easier way :)
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