Josip wrote:
Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote:
On Wed, 2009-10-28 at 00:12 +0100, Josip wrote:
can somebody please explain how webkit handles local files (those
accessed with "file://").
It uses GIO.
$ pkg-config gio-2.0 --modversion
2.22.0
It looks like any local files is rendering just as ascii text.
So i would like to know what didReceiveResponse() actualy do and why
that not works in windows.
That's because of you missing shared-mime-info. GIO depends on that to
correctly identify the content type of the file.
Thanks for help!
I have installed libwebkit-1.0-2.dll and update-mime-database.exe(from
shared-mime-info-0.70) in directory C:\WebKitGTK-1.1.15.3\bin and put
their mime directory in C:\WebKitGTK-1.1.15.3\share
Created environment variables:
XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=C:\WebKitGTK-1.1.15.3\etc\xdg
XDG_DATA_DIRS=C:\WebKitGTK-1.1.15.3\share
Run:
update-mime-database.exe C:\WebKitGTK-1.1.15.3\share\mime
But local files still cant be opened. Did i miss something and what?
Found those lin-win differences:
GFile from path /home/josip/test.html on linux or C:\test.html on win32.
query_info() on them and
get_content_type() return: "text/html" on linux and ".html" on win32
g_content_type_get_mime_type() return "text/html" on both.
g_content_type_get_description() return "HTML document" on linux and
"Firefox Document" on win32.
Finally g_content_type_from_mime_type() return again "text/html" on
linux but "(null)" on win32. Is that null what cause the problem?
--
Josip
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