The examples in /mozilla/embedding/tests are way more complex than I'm looking for, and all create a seperate window for each instance of the browser. Not really good examples of "Embedding".
If I'm understanding things right, to be able to accomplish what I'd like, I need to implement my own "chrome" (like everyone who embeds Gecko). The difference, for me, from examples like winembed, is that most of my callbacks will be no-ops. Is that correct? When I call init on the nsIBaseWindow, I would pass a reference to the window of my existing application, and just the coordinates of where I would like the canvas in that window?
Does anyone have a basic sample of an application like this? Or even just a simple example that's a little easier to follow and pick out the important Geco API calls than winembed?
I can't say I have everything straight in my mind at the moment, so I apologize if my question is a little unclear. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
J drumminj at yahoo dot com
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