Just wondering how exactly you are doing it ? Are you linking to gecko or
embedding the window itself ? If the latter, the way under the linux is to
I embed the window itself. No reference to Gecko at all, though that
was my first attempt at the component.
I found an article on the Borland
I will write some docs regarding what is working and what isn't.
I will definitely try to help with filling in some of the linux bits at
least.
That would be much appreciated! What part of the component are you
interested in using? The Adobe Reader or the Flash Player?
Well being
Just wondering how exactly you are doing it ? Are you linking to gecko or
embedding the window itself ? If the latter, the way under the linux is to
I embed the window itself. No reference to Gecko at all, though that
was my first attempt at the component.
I found an article on the
Ok, I will release it under LCL, which gives us the option to include
it with the Lazarus IDE in needed. I should be able to post a link to
the SVN server tonight.
Regards,
- Graeme -
On 3/6/06, A.J. Venter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 06 March 2006 22:39, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Problem in more detail:
I call the GetProcAddress using the proc name exported. I then call
the function and get a access violation. When I run it through gdb,
it shows I am getting the address for the correct function, but when I
call the function, it says I am trying
It is really difficult to get documentation on the Flash Plugin, if
anybody knows of a good resource, please share it if you can. I even
applied for a Flash Player SDK license from Macromedia, but haven't
heard anything yet. Looking at the code Delphi generated when
importing the Flash ActiveX
Ok, I will neaten the code and make it available on my server, at
which point I will post the SVN address to the list.
I don't know all the details regarding the different licenses (GPL,
LGPL, BSD, etc..). What would be the recommended license to use? I
still need to use it in our commercial
Hi,
I developed a panel component that allows you to use Mozilla plugins
inside the panel. The panel fools the plugin, to think it is running
inside the Mozilla browser. I primarily developed it to allow us to
play Macromedia Flash files inside our product, but it works with the
Adobe PDF
