Re: State of the art for Gecko embedding in Windows?

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Chris

I have just about completed a project that embedded the 1.9.2 code 
within a standard MFC doc/view application. It also supports printing 
etc. About the only thing that does not work are carets in edit controls 
(no idea why). I am happy to share this code and VS2008 solution with 
any one interested.

I planned to write a CodeProject article on embedding Mozilla but have 
not had the time to complete - the hope being it would be just such a 
coherent resource.

ATB

Jerry

On 28/06/2010 12:27, kizzx2 wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Are there any *coherent* resources that describe how it should be done
> on Windows? Just init'ing XPCOM alone we have several alternatives
> such as NS_InitEmbed, NS_InitXPCOM*, XRE_InitEmbedding, etc. Each of
> these says the other methods are deprecated, etc.
>
> The only "official" embedding method seems to be WinEmbed, because it
> lives in the trunk. However, starting the program we see that there
> are all these "unsupported" words spread all around the corners.
>
> Adam Lock's ActiveX control is good for a quick embedding, but seems
> to be seriously outdated and is also not suitable if I want some XPCOM
> object iterations.
>
> Any guidance would be much appreciated!
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
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