On Nov 18, 2004, at 8:07 AM, 3doutpost wrote:
does this involve building the mozilla codebase or do all the requisite components exist - i.e. something like gecko.dll, gecko.h & gecko.lib ?
Check out the mozilla web page, under developer->projects->embedding. There's an SDK that's built nightly. If you're going to link to the GRE, then all you need is that SDK. Otherwise, you'll need to grab the whole source base and build it. There's pretty much a "how-to" on the mozilla site.
You can do that, but I'm not so sure how simple that will be. You can definitely be notified when a page is finished downloading/rendering. As far as rendering it into a chunk of memory - I'm not so sure.i want to render a page into a chunk of memory and get told when it's downloaded and rendered so i can do something with it.
would you care to share some sample code ?
What I would suggest is checking out winEmbed, which you can view on the Mozilla site, or look at the source files in the mozilla source tree. It'll give you a feel for the basics. I got a simple program working, which is similar to winEmbed. Everything else is incorporated into a much larger application. I"m happy to answer any questions, and will gladly share source code that deals with certain aspects of embedding -- at least the parts I've gotten working so far.
J
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