Hi Andre,
Thank you for your post !
>Trying to develop for a platform that you don't have access to is
>asking for trouble. Even if you somehow managed to develop for it,
>there is no way you could do your quality assurance. If your boss
>wants you to develop for the iPhone and MacOS X, th
First of all : thank you David and Brent :)
>I'm a little confused by your requirements (perhaps this is just a language
issue?)
Sorry... I speak english as a spanish cow... ;)
I am under Windows but the application I have to develop is for Mac OS and
iPhone.
>The iPhone SDK is current unde
Hi ^^
After a discussion with my boss, I have to study a little more webkit
solution.
So I looked for webkit solution again since yesterday.
Dave, you said :
>I'm not sure how well Eclipse supports Objective-C. I'd recommend using
Xcode, which is the free IDE
>available for Mac OS X.
Hmm I h
Hi,
Thank you David and Brent ^^
I will take a look ASAP at the solutions you gave me.
I can't use Objective C for several reasons, so I need to search something
else.
thank you again :)
Best regards,
Nemix
Brent Fulgham-2 wrote:
>
> On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 1:35 AM, Ne
Thank you for your answer :)
Gustavo Noronha Silva-5 wrote:
>
> On Fri, 2008-07-11 at 01:18 -0700, Nemix wrote:
>> > First, WebKit is a rendering engine. As such, it does provide
>> > features that would permit you to build a cross-platform interface
>> &g
After more readings on this subject, I have some others questions.
I can use JavaFX as JNI, right ? (only if it works with iphone, I havn't
this information... if someone know ^^)
Can I use AWT ?
If I choose a web browser based on the WebKit (as OWG or Qt), I place it
into a Container and use j
Thank you Brent, Gustavo and Patrick !
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/ixmal/archive/2008/05/introducing_jwe.html
I have read others web page about it. But it seems to be for J2SE embedded
system. Does it work with iphone for example ? Because I don't find
Someone told me about 3 kinds of embedded
Hi Brent,
First of all : Thank you ! ;)
It is a little more understandable for me now, but I have some questions
about what you said.
> First, WebKit is a rendering engine. As such, it does provide
> features that would permit you to build a cross-platform interface
> using, for example,
First of all : thank you :)
On the link you give, there is an other link :
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/ixmal/archive/2008/05/introducing_jwe.html
On this link, it is said :
"The WebKit architecture consists of two considerable parts. The first one
is cross-platform, it is responsible for parsi
Hi,
I would like to try webkit cause I really need it for a project. I have to
develop in Java.
But I haven't any idea on "how can I start with webkit ?".
An IDE is needed (eclispe, ...) ? How can I do ?
I'm a very newcomer... Can somebody help me to start please ?
I have downloaded the Windows
Hi,
(first of all : sorry for my english, I'm french ;) )
I have to develop a Java application that will run on Mac OS, Windows and
embedded system (mobile, PDA,...).
I haven't develop for this kind of application yet, so I need some help ;)
Someone told me about WebKit to develop a cross plat
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