[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Adam Lock) wrote in message
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> Gnubie wrote:
>
> >At this time, I am evaluating using the CHtmlView VS. the embedded
> >Gecko engine for rendering dynamically generated HTML. The
> >LoadStream() function looks to be perfect for this task, so I am
> >leaning towards the embedded Gecko engine.
> >Is there anywhere that has pre-built libraries for Win32? I don't have
> >the disk space to install all the software required to compile Mozilla
> >and compile Mozilla as well. Another complication is that I am working
> >in a team environment where it wouldn't be fair for me to require
> >everyone else to install Cygwin/libtools/Mozilla source.
> >All that is needed to compile a program that embeds Gecko are the
> >header files and lib files for Mozilla, right?
> >
> >Thanks for any assistance in this matter.
> >
> The answer is there is currently no binary SDK containing just the
> headers and libraries necessary to build clients against Mozilla, but if
> you're considering using CHtmlView, you should look at the Mozilla
> ActiveX control project:
>
> http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/mozilla.htm
>
> Small modifications to a subclass (or copy) of CHtmlView in the Create
> method should allow it to work with either the Mozilla or IE ActiveX
> control. Just add some code which changes which CLSID to use depending
> on whether you want IE or Mozilla.
>
> An SDK is anticipated at some point, at least for Win32 and the Mac but
> no solid plans have been made because of all the bugfixing and other
> deadlines we're struggling with at the moment. General embedding info is
> here:
>
> http://www.mozilla.org/projects/embedding/
>
> Adam
I saw the ActiveX control but had some concerns about it.
1) Which files besides MozCtlX.dll need to be installed on a users
machine?
2) Will the installation of this control interfere with a working
installation of Mozilla on a users machine?
3) Does the control expose the LoadStream() functionality that I am
looking to use?4) As a third party ActiveX control, should this be
placed in the Windows\System directory?
