JxBrowser for Mac OS X Std. 1.2

JxBrowser for Mac OS X Std. 1.2 provides you with a great tool which enables seamless integration of Mozilla Firefox web browser into Java AWT/Swing applications on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X platforms. The library uses the Gecko layout engine for rendering HTML documents, thus ensuring compliance with many Internet standards (HTML 4, CSS, XML, JavaScript, and others).

With JxBrowser you could easily integrate web browser in Java. Embedded browser is compatible with all major Internet standards and renders web pages absolutely correctly.

You can execute your own JavaScript code or an existing JavaScript code from HTML page and handle JavaScript errors that may occur during execution. JavaScript execution results will be returned to Java as String objects.

By using event listeners of the JxBrowser API, you can handle JavaScript errors and various states of the browser, listen to start and completion of navigation, track page downloading progress and more.

JxBrowser provides a Java API to manage elements in a document, modify element attributes and styles, manipulate the data in the HTML form elements, etc.

Major Features:

1. A visual web browser component for embedding an HTML viewer into an AWT/Swing UI
2. Using of Gecko 1.9/Firefox 3 code base # Standard methods for navigation such as navigate(), back(), forward() and stop()
3. Ability to execute JavaScript code. String return values are supported
4. Standard Java listeners for various web browser events
5. Access to the web browser?s DOM through W3C DOM API (org. w3c. dom.* packages)
6. Console service allows to receive notifications about script failures and other page problems
7. Ability to create context-dependent Java menus instead of standard web browser menus # Ability to download files
8. API to provide user-defined behavior for different content types
9. API for tracking asynchronous operations
10. Internet browser proxy settings configuration
11. Download HTML pages and files
    
12. Navigate back and forward by pages history
    
13. Prepare HTML page for printing and see the result at the Print Preview
    
14. Get access to advanced browser options, such as Allow images, Allow scripts
    
15. Set and get HTML content
    
16. Customize context popup menus
    
17. And many other things…
    

Enhancements: Not Established

Requirements: JSDK/JRE 1.5.x or later

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