Gtk2::MozEmbed + DOM
- From: Scott Lanning <lannings who int>
- To: gtk-perl-list gnome org
- Subject: Gtk2::MozEmbed + DOM
- Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 17:33:50 +0100 (CET)
It's not possible to get to the DOM from Gtk2::MozEmbed, is it?
If not, is it from (non-perl) gtkmozembed? If so, any hints on
where to look to implement it in Gtk2::MozEmbed would be appreciated.
Since this is my first post, I'll introduce myself a little
by way of copy/pasting what I wrote to Torsten Schoenfeld:
Yes, that's really cool. Actually my goal is maybe not what's typically
done with MozEmbed. Ultimately I want to write something for testing web
applications. WWW::Mechanize is great, but it doesn't handle javascript.
I've been searching for something like this for a few weeks now. I looked
at using JavaScript::SpiderMonkey to evaluate javascript, but the
(major) problem is implementing the DOM and setting up the browser
objects like 'window' and 'document'. I also found Win32::IE::Mechanize,
which is just like WWW::Mechanize but uses OLE to automate
Internet Explorer; bingo, it does javascript, but obviously it
requires using Windows.. Then I thought of using DCOP to control
Konqueror (analogous to OLE + IE), but I couldn't figure out how
to do much with it (it has little documentation from what I could see)
so I gave up. Now I've found this module, and it works, so once I've
learned more of Gtk2/Glib I think I'll be on the right path. In fact,
I don't really need all the "embedding widget" part, just the ability
to parse an HTML file containing javascript, but... whatever works.
Maybe it'll turn into an advantage, like I can make a complete application.
And it's fun to play with for now, at least!
Any ideas/clues/experiences on the above?
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