>One thing to look out for is that I don't thin the NPAPI is fully implemented
>on S60.
it is pretty much fully implemented on S60 AFAIK, though the API got
"symbianized" for some reason, by changing some data types (char*) to
Symbian types (HBufC*).
http://trac.webkit.org/browser/S60/trunk/WebKi
Just to add, you are right, S60 browser uses ECOM to load a list of
plugins at runtime that implement the interface
'CEcomBrowserPluginInterface'. It stores meta data about each plugin,
such as the MIME type it handles and the UID of the DLL implementing
the plugin. The browser then loads the plu
Plugins should follow the NPAPI
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Gecko_Plugin_API_Reference) and so
it shouldn't really matter if it pre-dates WebKit. No doubt someone
else on this mailing list can offer more help here (since I'm new to
webkit).
If you sign up to the Symbian Foundation, then you
Hi Jack,
Thanks for taking the time to reply. The Nokia Platform Services
resources are great, but currently only available in WRT on their S60
5th edition devices (5800 and N97). I think we're also going to look
closely at the plug-in route as well - I wonder if there's a
repository of
If a browser finds a MIME type it cannot display (for example from an
or tag) then is will iterate through available
plugins and load the plugin which handles that MIME type.
Regarding camera on S60, you may want to take a look at:
Nokia hvave released a beta version of the their new "Platform
Hi,
Apologies for the very basic question, but I'm trying to find out how
you can use custom MIME types in WebKit on S60 (3rd and 5th editions).
We're looking at doing something like triggering the S60 camera app
using a camera button in a web form (which is accessed in an app using
Webk
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