Re: Gecko in java
Alejandro Torras <[email protected]>
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Hi Michal, I have an app that needs to render help files in html, but the help files make use of CSS2/3 and jeditorpane is a pain :-( I'll look closer at all the projects but I think that the one that best fits to me is the ATF you pointed out. Thank you :) Michal Ceresna wrote: > On Monday 06 November 2006 00:35, Alejandro Torras wrote: > Hello, > >> Maybe I'm asking the same recurrent question again but I wish to know if >> there is a way to render normal HTML pages (html+css+js) natively in java. > > It depends which level of the mozilla embedding you need. > > For non-gui related task xulrunner+javaxpcom are sufficient. > > For gui embedding it depends on the toolkit you use. These are > the projects doing gui-level embedding for java which I know: > for SWT: ATF (http://www.eclipse.org/atf/) > for Swing: JDic (https://jdic.dev.java.net/), WebClient, JRex > for Qt: QtMozEmbed for Java > > In my opinion, ATF project is the most advanced and stable. > > best regards, > Michal -- Alejandro Torras