>>>>> "Stuart" == Stuart Ballard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stuart> Casey Marshall wrote: >> That might turn out to be the longest 6 months ever, since Classpath >> is still missing the badly-written web browser and HTML WYSIWYG >> composer (javax.swing.text.html) :) Stuart> There's no way to wrap Gecko, KHTML/WebCore or GtkHtml to Stuart> perform this function? That might be a good idea, even though it would go against my earlier statement about pure-java reference implementations. But, I don't think most people are interested in a Java reference implementation of a web browser as much as they are the real core of the language, and the engineering effort involved in creating one would be monumental. Stuart> WebCore might be the most promising because AIUI they replaced Stuart> all the Qt dependencies with a toolkit-independent mechanism, Stuart> which could then be implemented as Swing calls. Plus I'm Stuart> pretty sure the upcoming release supports WYSIWYG editing... Stuart> (Sure, any of these are likely to be far more powerful and Stuart> conformant than Sun's implementations. But I'm not sure that Stuart> being "too standards-compliant" can be considered a bug...) JBoss developers might disagree with you... -- Casey Marshall || [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
