Re: konq-e help

Luciano Montanaro <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.devel.konq-e
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Tuesday 27 June 2006 20:41, MishraDK wrote:
> Hello,
> I am new to this konq-e.
> I am quite facinated with the *konqueror*  and wan to use in my embedded
> project.
>
> I am working on a student project where I am doing some calculation and
> after calculation I have a buffer which contains a html document.
> Now i want to pass that buffer to *konqueror* and make it display the
> content.

This list is dedicated to konqueror embedded, which is a program that wraps 
the KHTML part to make it suitable for embedded devices, like PDA, 
telephones and TV Set-top-boxes. From this message, I'm not sure you are 
developing for an embedded device or not. 
 
>
> Can any one please advice how should I go ahead making this ?
> Also *konqueror* is a part of KDEbase.

Konqueror is part of KDEBase, however, the KHTML Part, which is the 
component that deals with HTML, is in KDELibs. The regular KHTML requires a 
number of services from KDELIBS, and the konqueror-embedded project 
provide "fake" or minimal implementations of the needed services.

> How can I intregate only the rendering part of the *konqueror* to to my
> c++ application to solve my problem?
>

Check out this kparts tutorial for some background:

http://phil.freehackers.org/kde/kpart-techno/kpart-techno.html

You may also have a look at the 
kdelibs/khtml/testkhtml.cpp

test application for a pretty minimal implementation of an application using 
the khtml component.

There should also be a module in kdenonbeta, called "kafilah" I think, which 
provides an almost minimal browser based on KHTML.

> Please advice me.
> I dont want to rewrite a parser and rendering engine again in QT.
> Thank in advance.

I hope that helped.

Ciao,
Luciano

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