Mobile device javascript callback

I want to make a mobile device application which it loads an html website. The best method i found till now to achieve that it is by using the StageWebView() class. With this i have a very good interaction but my problem is the follwing: I want to take javascript calbacks (i read somewhere that i can achive that with the function ExternalInterface.addCallback() but this is not supported on mobile devices). When the user clicks a button, in the html page, a javascript is getting called, so when that called is been made i want my application to do something. So my question is, how can i know that a javascript call has been made?

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