Loading remote application would it lead to App Store rejection?

I have an application using JQtouch and would like it to be on the App Store.

Will my application get rejected from the App Store if all the func开发者_如何学Pythontionality is done remotely (loading in UIWebView) and I provide no offline functionality?

Thanks.

From the Apple App Approval Guidelines:

12.3: Apps that are simply web clippings, content aggregators, or a collection of links, may be rejected.

Basically if your app does not add anything to the experience of viewing the website, then you may get rejected.

I have had apps approved in the app store that were just a web view pointed on a JQTouch application. However, I loaded the .html from a local file included in the app. I believe the no "web clippings" clause of section 12.3 in the App Approval guidelines is only meant for clippings of full web sites. Embedding a mobile web application in a local app will likely get accepted.

I don't think this should be a problem. Apple reviewers are probably the most fickle people on the planet, but I can think of several apps that are UIWebView based, and which provide little or no offline functionality.