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  WebRenderer example code base.

 

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WebRenderer DOM

  

  

 

WebRenderer packages

 

 

 

WebRenderer has three main packages for use.

com.webrenderer.*;
com.webrenderer.event.*;
com.webrenderer.dom.*;

Packages explained:

com.webrenderer.*;

This is the main WebRenderer package that includes all of the core browser libraries. Libries to create browsers, load content and set the lience data. The main class in the webrenderer package is BrowserFactory that has various setup options for WebRenderer. The IBrowserCanvas, IIEBrowserCanvas, IMozillaCanvas are core WebRenderer Interfaces included in this package.

com.webrenderer.event.*;

All WebRenderer events are processed through the com.webrenderer.event package classes. Events available in this package include:

 Browser Events  (click for more information) - Events include onBeforeNavigate,
 Network Events
 Mouse Events
 Keyboard Events
 Print Events
 DOM Events
 JavaScript Events
 Window Events

com.webrenderer.dom.*;

The webrenderer.dom package includes all relevant classes and interfaces related to the WebRenderer DOM. The main classes that make up this package are the Document Element and Element Collection classes. Many useful functions are available for altering the look and feel of documents and handling interaction with documents.

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