WebKit support for Delphi

Is there a way to embed the WebKit engine into a Delphi application?

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• That is something I'm really interested. I think WebKit is C++, then the way I see is create the needed bindings, just like Borland created CLX using QT.

• Yes, you can it has a normal api. But remember you need some dlls from adobe. Alternative you can build your own webkit, with only opensource libs. but compiling that under windows its a hard hard way.

  Update 1 i found a precompiled lib here: WebKit Cairo Release

  I dropped that project and decided to take gecko. On sourceforge there is a project which converts the headers for delphi.

  D-Gecko

  Update 2

  a new project appeared:

  Embedding Chromium in Delphi

  Chromium is the embedded version of googles chrome and chrome uses webkit.

  Cesar Romero : D-Gecko have no files yet, what are you using?

  Bernd Ott : Take the source from the svn. there are also (somewhere) older zip versions. i found them via a search engine. svn: https://d-gecko.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/d-gecko some versions are broken. if i remember right, the initial checking containing the original source.

  Christopher Chase : Blog not found Sorry, the blog you were looking for does not exist. However, the name lwat is available to register! ;)

• Using the webkit build from http://whtconstruct.blogspot.com/, I managed to create a delphi app that successfuly embed and display the webkit webview on the delphi form. However everytime I visited a javascript page such as google, yahoo and many other, I always ended up with Invalid Floating Point exception. Non javascript pages are ok though.

  sarafin : never mind, math.SetExceptionMask([exInvalidOp, exDenormalized, exZeroDivide,exOverflow, exUnderflow, exPrecision]); saved the day! Now webkit in delphi is workng perfectly.

  carlosb : Any pointer on how you managed to integrate it? I managed to import the ActiveX interface into Delphi but could't find a way of actually using it as no visual component seems to be available.

• Try Set8087CW($133F); in the beginning of your delphi app.

  TommyA : How does disabling all FPU exceptions, help anything here?