Running flash .swf files in widget?

WebKit is developped by Apple.

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Originally Posted by wysota

WebKit is developped by Apple.

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Dear Sir!
May you provide the e-mail or contact no. of developers of WebKit.
with regards!

Did you try searching Google for "webkit"?

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Originally Posted by jpn

Did you try searching Google for "webkit"?

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Dear Sir!
I am unable to find the individuals who contribute upon this!

Go to webkit.org and follow the link called "Keep in Touch".

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Originally Posted by jpn

Go to webkit.org and follow the link called "Keep in Touch".

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Thanks for it!

Dear Sir!
Except gnash & webkit, Can any altrnative is possible to open .swf files in a child widget with resizing feature.

So, there is no class in Qt (ver. 4.3.2) that can play flash animation on qwidget?

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Originally Posted by MarkoSan

So, there is no class in Qt (ver. 4.3.2) that can play flash animation on qwidget?

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That's right.

How sad ...

What about using QT4.4 and its integrated Webkit? I've noticed that even the demo browser application provided with it is unable to load flash and other videos.

So, is it possible to integrate a flash plugin inside QT Webkit? How?

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Originally Posted by beto

What about using QT4.4 and its integrated Webkit? I've noticed that even the demo browser application provided with it is unable to load flash and other videos.

So, is it possible to integrate a flash plugin inside QT Webkit? How?

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I have done it; but I would have to fix some issue of sound control in multiple frames.
It is also possible with gnash; but It does not provide the full resizing feature against different Aspect ratio.

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Originally Posted by ashukla

I have done it; but I would have to fix some issue of sound control in multiple frames.

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Can you show us your achievement or at least key parts of it?

Have you used the classes contained in qwebobjectplugin.cpp and qobjectpluginconnector.cpp?

Can you give some indications or directions of how you implemented it?

Using gnash with QProcess.

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Originally Posted by ashukla

I have done it; but I would have to fix some issue of sound control in multiple frames.
It is also possible with gnash; but It does not provide the full resizing feature against different Aspect ratio.

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When thing I didn't understand though: have you integrated the plugin using two different (and separate) methods (1 - through webkit; 2 - through gnash)

Or, on the contrary, you integrated the plugin using, at the same time, Webkit + Gnash?

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Originally Posted by beto

When thing I didn't understand though: have you integrated the plugin using two different (and separate) methods (1 - through webkit; 2 - through gnash)

Or, on the contrary, you integrated the plugin using, at the same time, Webkit + Gnash?

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Dear beto!
Both the gnash & webkit; I have done seperately. But Some issue remain to fix. And I am thinking the best way to solve this; using webkit.

Ashukla, thanks for your kind answers.

I'm interested mainly in the Webkit integration: I have a browser-like app built with the latest QT 4.4 snapshot, using the QT Webkit API. It works fine, apart from the video plugins.

I'm stuck on that, because I didn't find a way to properly integrate a video plugin inside the QT/Webkit modules. How did you make it? Using the classes inside qwebobjectplugin.cpp and qobjectpluginconnector.cpp? I've seen these classes, but I don't know how to use them.:confused:

Or maybe have you used the QAxWidget? This is part of the ActiveQT framework, and not included in the Free/Non-Commercial QT editions, right?

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Originally Posted by beto

Ashukla, thanks for your kind answers.

I'm interested mainly in the Webkit integration: I have a browser-like app built with the latest QT 4.4 snapshot, using the QT Webkit API. It works fine, apart from the video plugins.

I'm stuck on that, because I didn't find a way to properly integrate a video plugin inside the QT/Webkit modules. How did you make it? Using the classes inside qwebobjectplugin.cpp and qobjectpluginconnector.cpp? I've seen these classes, but I don't know how to use them.:confused:

Or maybe have you used the QAxWidget? This is part of the ActiveQT framework, and not included in the Free/Non-Commercial QT editions, right?

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Dear Beto!
I am not using ActiveQt Framework because it is not possible in Linux/Unix.
The simplest way is; You can call any swf file in web browser using <embed> of Java Script.
first you create a temporary html file for particular .swf object and then play it. Another way is also possible; but I am bounded with company rules.
hoping its help!