Thnaks Benjamin. looking at EFL and knowing that it shares code with WebkitGtk means Im in the same spot :( my problem is meeting the dependency level to run webkitgtk in the latest version(opdating gtk in a CentOS box can be a hellish task)
Tnaks anyways and thanks for your time Best Regards Victor Lucero. --- El 24-05-2014, a las 18:29, Benjamin Poulain <[email protected]> escribió: > In theory yes, in practice nobody is doing it. > > To do anything, the WebKit engine needs to be between two layers: > -Below WebKit, there is a platform layer that does all the platform > interaction (network, IO, threading, rendering, multimedia handling, etc). > -Above WebKit, there is a GUI layer that does all the native UI for the > engine (handling views, windows, dialogs, etc). > > On OS X and iOS, WebKit is completely independent from Safari. The > bottom layer is composed by the core frameworks of the system > (CFNetwork, CoreAnimation, CoreGraphics, etc). The upper layer is done > by Cocoa (OS X) or Cocoa Touch (iOS). > > On Linux, there is no canonical libraries for either layers. The two > Linux ports of WebKit are GTK and EFL. Each port maintains its platform > layer and UI layer together. EFL and GTK share quite a bit of code on > the platform layer. > > The Qt port of WebKit is no more, it was abandoned due to a lack of > resources. > > It would be possible to write a Linux port independent of GTL/EFL/Qt > libraries. This even existed at some point (the Nix port). Nobody does > that at the moment. > > Benjamin > > On 5/24/14, 3:05 PM, Victor Lucero wrote: >> Oh. im sorry. so insted if you allow me to ask something directly in >> relation with webkit. >> >> can i use the webkit api directly wihtout the need of safari, gtk3 or >> qt? >> >> I mean. Is the webkitapi is exposed directly in some way so I can use >> it without depending of gtk,qt or any other gui api? >> >> Best regards. Victor Lucero. >> >> El 23-05-2014, a las 18:56, Benjamin Poulain <[email protected]> >> escribió: >> >>> Hi Victor, >>> >>> On 5/23/14, 3:24 PM, Victor Lucero wrote: >>>> Hi. Im used webkit throught 1.8.3 to webkitgtk3-2.2.7 >>>> >>>> and the signal resource-request-starting never match the amount >>>> of resource-resource-load-finished like there are resources that >>>> arent reported as finished. >>>> >>>> I also attach events to soupsesion to see every request but they >>>> never match, and the diference is very big. >>>> >>>> just tested a regular site and resource-request-starting reported >>>> 96 elements but of those only 65 reported >>>> resource-resource-load-finished(the elements reported trought the >>>> soupsession almot match the ones reported via >>>> resource-request-starting ) >>>> >>>> I tested a lot of sites and the number are always like this. >>>> >>>> I also tried to attach events to the soupmessage that comes >>>> trought the signal "resource-request-starting" but i was looking >>>> at the rource and looks like webkitgtk just use it as reference >>>> using "updateFromSoupMessage". >>>> >>>> can you guideme to a way to know all the elements that finished >>>> loading ? >>> >>> This is a webkit-gtk question, you will have better luck on the >>> WebKit-GTK mailing list >>> (https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-gtk). >>> >>> Benjamin >>> >>> _______________________________________________ webkit-help mailing >>> list [email protected] >>> https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-help >> > _______________________________________________ webkit-help mailing list [email protected] https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-help
