On 6/19/06, Benjamin Smedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Which browser? Are you implementing your own browser?
yes. I mean given a URL at the command prompt I should be able to instantiate a browser and load the required page in it.
application I would only need to link to the XPCOM components by including > the > header files and linking to the libraries ...... right ? or would I still > require to use > the XULrunner to display the browser ? cant i not directly use XPCOM > standalone > components to load a browser ? XULRunner is the thing which provides the XPCOM and gecko libraries. Please note that using the "xpcom libraries" by themself won't get you any of "gecko" (code like the networking engine, the rendering engine, etc). --BDS
but I do not want to create a XUL application. So, do I just unpack the XULrunner package and link to the libraries provided and continue accessing the components from C+?? or do I have to do the steps mentioned online to deploy XULRunner ? Thanks for all the help .... i really appreciate it ..... the documentation is scanty and very confusing to follow (at least for me) and doesnot target to using XPCOM components ..... thats why I am posting my concerns on the group ..... hope to get help again ..... Sandesh _______________________________________________
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