Oleg E Kertanov wrote:

Is there something like described in
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/embedding/EmbeddingSDKSpec.html
or is it possible to embed gecko with gecko-sdk only without mozilla src?




AFAIK , you're talking about the GRE: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/embedding/GRE.html which you can obtain by coompiling the Mozilla sources. Am I right ?


Yes, GRE is redistributable gecko environment, but I need h/idl/lib
bundled into "embedding" development environment enough to build
application such mfcembed.



You can get the gecko-sdk off of ftp.mozilla.org, but it does not have all of what you will need to build mfcembed. For that, you need the Mozilla source.


I recommend using the gecko-sdk for everything, and only resort to compiling against the Mozilla source when you need something that is not provided by the gecko-sdk. In that case, I usually copy the header file from the Mozilla source into my working directory. That way, I avoid having a build time dependency on the Mozilla source. Instead, I have a build time dependency on the gecko-sdk plus a few header files that I previously copied from the Mozilla source. This also helps you when you want to upgrade to a newer version of Mozilla. You'll be able to clearly see what non-frozen interfaces you are depending on.

-Darin
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