I'm sorry that you have problems with the WebKit package. I am the
initiator of this package and it is currently in an unfinished
state, let alone polished and well documented fashion. I currently
have too little time left to get forward with it, but I hope it gets
better next year.
My current usage is with its own set of DLLs including WebKit, cairo
and several other prerequsite dlls. So I didn't test the fallback to
Safari for a long time. It seems that Apple has changed the
packaging, because webkit.dll isn't part of the Apple Safari
directory any more like it was when I implemented it, but it is now
in the common files folder. That's the first thing that I should
correct. But when I use the directory 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Common
Files\Apple\Apple Application Support' like you mention in your mail
in class WebKitInterface, it works with me. Could you check with a
tool like Dependency Walker (a tool from Microsoft, formerly from
SysInternals) what prevents the dll from being loaded? My system
isn't clean in that respect, so my Windows may find a necessary dll
elsewhere and can load webkit.dll for that reason.
Thomas
Am 19.12.2011 15:54, schrieb Kim Lokøy:
I have tried to load the WebKit-Examples package from
public store without luck.
When I open the example application it reports that it can
not find the webkit.dll. I have safari installed in the default
directory on a win 64 bit machine.
When I tried to point the dll directly to the webkit.dll
located in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\Apple
Application Support' it reports that it can not load the dll.
Is anyone using the WebKit integration with success?
Kim
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