Hello! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Compile errors again, symbols like XRE_InitEmbeddingType are not being > found. Docs on mozilla website say that they no longer support > winEmbed or mfcEmbed; not sure if they'll work now. > > What I'm trying to do is to write a bare-bones crawler in C++, I don't > need any GUI, or any browser window. I just want a console app (.exe) > that will take as argument a URL and save its content to a file on the > disk. Just that. Later, data-extractor will pick it up and do the > parsing. > > I already have something like this working in Java, without Gecko or > anything. Is there no simple way of doing it in C++/Gecko? > Do you really think you need embedding Gecko to just grab a page? If I were you, I'll just use something like 'wget' or some kind of socket object. Maybe I'm not understanding you well... >>>On Aug 16, 12:18 pm, "Arnaud" <klephte2003 at yahoo fr> wrote: >> >>>> If you expect to use Gecko as a crawler to get the DOM view of the DHTML >>>> pages you will download, that's certainly the best way. A very usefull >>>> example is located in [C:]\mozilla\embedding\tests\winEmbed, but the >>>> Visual >>>> studio Project winembed.dsp seems to be out of order, so I rewrite one, >>>> you >>>> could get it athttp://www.grandville.net/download/winEmbed.vcproj Arnaud, I've succesfully build your project with winEmbed, but it does nothing, just displays the "You're embedded, man" message and the "IMPORTANT NOTICE" about winEmbed not being supported, but no web window opens or whatever. (I want to embed it on a wxWidget application, but that's another history, and I don't want to "kidnap" John Berkeley thread ;)) What I'm doing wrong? Thanks in advance! _______________________________________________ dev-embedding mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-embedding
