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In addition to the general browser and control events you can access specific events for touch-enabled devices.
When implementing OpenUI5 controls, some browser events can be handled very easily by implementing a method named on<eventName>, so all the bind/unbind effort is avoided. This is equally possible on mobile.
On touch-enabled platforms additional browser and pseudo events are available:
On touch-enabled platforms the following events are also provided within UI5 controls to be handled in on<eventName> methods:
touchstarttouchendtouchmovetouchcancel
jQuery mobile event handling is used in OpenUI5 when running on touch-enabled devices. From the basic browser events it creates semantically richer events. Some of them are also provided automatically in OpenUI5 controls:
swipetapswipeleftswiperightscrollstartscrollstop
For more information, see jQuery mobile.
A number of devices allow user interaction by both mouse and touch input. To be able to react to both kind of events, some additional functionality has been introduced.
For more information, see Devices Supporting both Mouse and Touch Input
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