On 09/11/06, Alexandre Leclerc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now I must find the documentation for the dll and how we actually work
with that.
Seeing that MPP is currently more developed under Windows I would
experiment on that platform. Not sure what platform you develop under
- I think you mentioned Windows.
I would first start by implementing the TJavaApplet class and
experiment, to see what happens. As I said, the MPP implements the
API required by the plugin and gives it a canvas to paint on and other
than that, the plugin itself does the rest. That is the beauty of
MPP. Not much is needed, to get newer plugins to work - seeing that
the basic plugin framework has already been designed. After I created
the FlashPlayer class, the AdobeDocument class was done in under a
hour.
Once you create the TJavaApplet class and tried to load the java
applet... if it fails, then start reading the docs to what the Java
plugin requires, that other plugins don't.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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