[webkit-dev] Is there a way to call JavaScript easily

I'm doing a research that extends Java to a dynamic language using JavaScript. I have readed some docs about SpiderMonkey, Rhino, JavaScriptCore, but lots of information just about how to call Java from JS easily, but there isn't any information how to call JS from Java. Is there possibility about

Re: [webkit-dev] willCacheResponse

willCacheResponse was lumped in with dumpResourceLoadCallbacks() solely for convenience based on the situation at the time. As you point out, it is only interesting for embedders of mainline WebKit on Mac. My two proposals are to either split off a new dumpWillCacheResponse() callback or

[webkit-dev] willCacheResponse

There is a Mac-only willCacheResponse notification that gets recorded by several of the layout tests when layoutTestController.dumpResourceLoadCallbacks(true) is called. However, this notification which originates at the ResourceHandle level is currently #if PLATFORM(MAC). I noticed that the test

Re: [webkit-dev] scroll areas of 's

On Aug 4, 2009, at 2:57 PM, Chris Fleizach wrote: How do the scroll areas that encompass text areas fit into the render tree? I need to turn that scroll area into an accessible object, but when I look at the render tree i don't see anything that would indicate there is a renderer associat

[webkit-dev] scroll areas of 's

How do the scroll areas that encompass text areas fit into the render tree? I need to turn that scroll area into an accessible object, but when I look at the render tree i don't see anything that would indicate there is a renderer associated with the scroll area. thanx ___

[webkit-dev] Care and feeding of the commit-queue flag

If you're not interested in automating patch landings, you can ignore this message. As of this weekend, we have an experimental commit queue working. The queue still requires a bunch of manual attention from me, but I'm hoping to gradually reduce that over time without changing the interface. He

Re: [webkit-dev] freeing static variables

Hi Adam, thank you for your suggestions. I have something similar in my mind. I have opened a bugzilla entry and submited an early patch draft about my concept: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27980 The patch frees memory objects in a reversed creation order, and seemed working well with