Cocoa and WebObjects, Webkit....
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Yes, I am looking at trying to build a small relatively functional
browser to embed
in my application.
The tutorial that I found covers an older version of WebKit and Xcode.
In the tutorial, one has to add the Webkit framework; but the
instructions for doing so
in the tutorial is outdated.
Here is the website:
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2004/01/23/webkit.html
Would someone please advise. This is my first Gui application and
first in Xcode.
Thanks,
Kathryn -
Considering Interface Builder nearly didn't change between the
version in XCode Tools 1.x and 2.x, these instructions
shouldn't be outdated.
I do not remember exactly how a Framwork was added in XCode 1.x, but
i believe this was with the same command,
in the project's 'Groups & Files' Tree, right (or ctrl -) click
anywhere to pop open the menu, choose Add > Existing Frameworks...
Then browse to the webkit you'd like your app to be linked to.
Come to think of it, the WebView was added in Interface Builder and
it got a custom inspector.
Regards. -
On 30.08.2007, at 07:48, Half Activist wrote:> Considering Interface Builder nearly didn't change between the
> version in XCode Tools 1.x and 2.x, these instructions
> shouldn't be outdated.
>
> I do not remember exactly how a Framwork was added in XCode 1.x,
> but i believe this was with the same command,
> in the project's 'Groups & Files' Tree, right (or ctrl -) click
> anywhere to pop open the menu, choose Add > Existing Frameworks...
> Then browse to the webkit you'd like your app to be linked to.
There was a separate "Add Frameworks..." menu command in one of the
main menus. You now simply use the "Add Files..." menu command
instead. But yeah, the contextual menu contains a separate "Add
existing Framework" command instead.
Cheers,
-- M. Uli Kusterer
http://www.zathras.de
