Qt-interest Archive, August 2006
Re: [QT 3.3.4] Enahanced HTML support desired
Message 1 in thread
We need to encrypt our HTML reports, so that user cannot copy those
(thereby killing license requirements of our tool).
So we need to provide our own browser for viewing these HTML files.
These HTML files contain frames ... and hence the bottleneck.
Any idea of any sample codes in this regard.
Thanks
Puneet
Bjoern Schliessmann wrote:
>Till Oliver Knoll wrote:
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>>For real-world examples have a look at GoogleEarth which embeds
>>(on Win32) the Internet Explorer component and is written in Qt.
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>Another real-world example is the Opera browser, which is made using
>Qt.
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>Regards,
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>Björn
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Message 2 in thread
Puneet Rastogi schrieb:
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> Any idea of any sample codes in this regard.
Yes, go to www.mozilla.com, download their source code, take about 1-2
man-years into account, modify their code, and there you go, encrypted
HTML pages with frames - make your managers happy :)
The fact that the whole reports can be screen-dumped by some students in
a [choose a name of any country which offers cheap manpower] within 1-2
days is off course completely off-topic here - sorry for my cynism here,
but our company has done exactly the same, simply for protecting a few
hundred pages of online manual. ;)
Cheers, Oliver
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