Hello, I'm in the process of looking for a browser for a cd-rom application my company develops. Currently we are using the TFrameBrowser available from http://www.pbear.com, embedded in a Delphi application. Which works quite good, because it allows us to catch page requests and deliver page content dynamicly created in our application. However this browser doesn't cookies or javascript, which we have set as a new requirement. The content on cd-rom is a close copy of a live website we develop, including a database, and some (ISAPI-based) dll's for providing content. The same dll's are used on our website. So basicly the cd-rom is a website on disk. This is done so we can deliver extra content that otherwise would take up lots of bandwith.
I've looked at embedding IE, but is doesn't provide a way for intercepting page request, and delevering our own content. All it will allow is calling Navigate(aURL) on the IWebBrowser interface, and it merely goes it's own way (blindly). As a possible alternative i'm looking at embedding (part of) mozilla, or gecko. Can anyone tell me wheter or not what i want is possible? What source code do i need? what libraries? What software do i need to extend? Where can i look for more information on this subject? Thanks in advance, Remco Kapinga Qompas Decision Tools www.qompas.nl
