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wxEmbed is a sample application developed with wxWindows to demonstrate
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various ways of embedding Gecko. It contains a sample browser and several
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other demonstrations of embedded Gecko.
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wxEmbed is deliberately not based upon wxMozilla - a 3rd party wrapper
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for wxWindows. wxMozilla is the recommended route if you are more interested
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in something more robust and cross-platform for wxWindows. wxEmbed is intended
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more as a test harness for the embedding functionality of Gecko not an end
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solution.
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wxMozilla is here:
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http://wxmozilla.sourceforge.net/
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To build wxEmbed you must:
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1. Get the latest 2.4 (at least 2.4.1) release from wxwindows.org
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2. Build the debug/release static lib versions
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3. cd into wxWindows/contrib and build src/xrc and utils/wxrc
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4. Set your WXWIN environment variable to point to the wxWindows dir
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5. Build Mozilla
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6. Set MOZ_SRC environment variable to point to it.
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7. Call nmake /f makefile.vc
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If the gods were kind you should now have a wxembed.exe that you can copy to
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your Mozilla dist directory and execute.
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