Java programmers want to use Chromium from there swing.
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KbcSkype
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Mar 26, 2011, 9:51:30 AM3/26/11
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How can i load the Chromium object to work from my Java code as native
chromium wrapper access? Following example is not working:
Webbrowser.java:
==============
package webbrowser;
import google.chromium;
public class Webbrowser
{
GoogleCromium gc;
public static void main(String argc[])
{
gc = new GoogleCromium();
gc.open("http://www.helloworld.com"); // Yea!! show me baybe
}
}
KbcSkype
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Mar 26, 2011, 10:28:32 AM3/26/11
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This does not work yet - i still keep saying : "When there will be a
day, from java i can have a native browser component, which works in
all cross platform just with one time deployment." ?
What can we do, to get Chromium cross platform java wrapper as .jar?
Do we have anything? Or any Jnlp arrangement for cross platform.
Thanks in advance.
Vladimir Ikryanov
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May 28, 2014, 5:09:17 AM5/28/14
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Hello,
TeamDev Ltd. recently released cross-platform JxBrowser library that allows doing what you want. It allows embedding Chromium-based web browser control into Java Swing/AWT applications. It supports Chromium multi-process architecture and renders web pages off-screen. With JxBrowser you receive a totally lightweight Swing Browser component that displays web pages exactly as in Google Chrome application.