Running flash .swf files in widget?

**beto** · 10th February 2008, 02:11

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.

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?

**ashukla** · 10th February 2008, 04:48

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?

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.

**beto** · 11th February 2008, 10:51

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.

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?

**ashukla** · 12th February 2008, 04:14

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.

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?

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!