it seems it's inactive now.
2010/10/24 Curtis Clauson :
> Can anyone give me a current status on the webclient project? It seems there
> have been no releases since 2007. The project owner no longer respond to
> emails.
>
> Is this project defunct or supplanted by some other p
Can anyone give me a current status on the webclient project? It seems
there have been no releases since 2007. The project owner no longer
respond to emails.
Is this project defunct or supplanted by some other project? If so, which?
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Hi
I'm experimenting with embedding mozilla webclient in Java. I'm using
Webclient 2.0 Alpha 9 with XULrunner 1.8.13 with JDK 1.6.0_02 in
Windows XP.
I'm running the TestBrowser which comes bundles with Webclient in
Netbeans. Everything works fine except when the webpages call
Hi
I'm experimenting with embedding mozilla webclient in Java. I'm using
Webclient 2.0 Alpha 9 with XULrunner 1.8.13 with JDK 1.6.0_02 in
Windows XP. I followed instructions in this page
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/blackwood/webclient/release-notes/2_0_alpha_9-detail.html#BIN_I
On Jul 9, 9:33 am, moi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I am trying to use WebClient 2.0.a9 (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/
> blackwood/webclient/) to embed a browser into a Java application.
> I managed to create the frame with the browser and to display a
Hello everybody,
I am trying to use WebClient 2.0.a9 (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/
blackwood/webclient/) to embed a browser into a Java application.
I managed to create the frame with the browser and to display a HTML
page. However, I have some problems with a HTML page with Javascript.
All
> 3) Use Mozilla with Cocoa widgets.
Thanks,
Yes, I used this option and it worked. There was only one additional
problem, which was pretty bothersome to surmount. I was getting a ton
of thread safety assertions because my existing architecture did all
the mozilla interaction in a custom thread
At long last, I have webclient running on Mac OSX. I only have a
PowerBook G4, so the only binary I can produce is for the PowerPC.
Perhaps someone lucky enough to own a MacBookPro can produce a binary
for me on that processor architecture.
Many thanks to the generous folks on #developers, in
edburns wrote:
> Here's the way it works. I have a java.awt.Canvas subclass that has
> an
> addNotify() method which dives down to the native level and gets the
> NSView, gets the NSWindow from the NSView, then gets the windowRef
> from
> the NSWindow. This gives me a Mac OS X WindowPtr reference
Hello,
I am taking another crack at getting webclient (embed mozilla into
Java)
working on Mac OS X. I had to make a bunch of changes to
widget/src/mac/nsMacResources to enable loading the libwidget.rsrc
file,
which I'll file in a separate bug. But even with that, I still cannot
get the
Ahead of JavaOne next week, here is Webclient 2.0 alpha 8
M dist/build.xml
- do Alpha 8 release
- Copy artifacts to local www for dist via CVS.
A dist/webclient-pom.xml
- Create Maven POM for error free artifact resolution
M dist/mcp-test/src/test/java/cardemo/CarDemoTest.java
- Update
ce preorder traversal callback facility
M webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/mcp/MCP.java
- add methods
+public List getAnchors(String id) {
+public List getAnchors() {
+public List getChildElementsWithTagName(Element root,
+final String tagName) {
+
The Alpha 6 release is out. You can get it from
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/blackwood/webclient/release-notes/2_0_alpha_6.html
Also, I wrote an article for TheServerSide showing how to use MCP to
test Ajax apps. That's available at
http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thre
> I'm working toward an alpha 6 release.
When I sat down to do the final round of testing on the alpha 6
release, I found
that a thread safety assertion was causing a crash on the optimized
build.
Turns out JavaDOM required a bit of a rewrite to ensure this assertion
did not fire. If you are i
Hi,
first - thanks for your great work on embeding mozilla into java.
I want to try your new version of webclient on WindowsXP-SP2 -
Webclient 2.0 alpha 5 - Depends on xulrunner 1.5.0.9.
I follow your instalation instructions (non-ide version), but I have
some problems. I install the recomended
I've created a new package, org.mozilla.mcp: Mozilla Control
Program. This package contains features that take webclient toward
providing a first class browser automated testing capability similar
to what HtmlUnit provides, however in this case there is a real
browser underneath.
It wou
I have added a non-ide build file so you no longer are required to
have netbeans in order to run the test browser and automated tests.
The new binary is available at <http://www.mozilla.org/projects/
blackwood/webclient/release-notes/2_0_alpha_5.html>
On Feb 23, 4:17 pm, "edburns" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm happy to report that I have produced another binary of webclient,
> the first that works with an off-the-shelf xulrunner.Right now I
> only have a win32 binary, and I'd love to get some peopl
I'm happy to report that I have produced another binary of webclient,
the first that works with an off-the-shelf xulrunner.Right now I
only have a win32 binary, and I'd love to get some people to try it.
I have updated the instructions and it should work right out of the
box.
Pl
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