Re: Safari
Re: Safari
- Subject: Re: Safari
- From: Karl Kraft <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 16:20:01 -0600
Yes. WebCore.frameworks and JavaScriptCore.framework are both
OpenSource.
Apple is cool on so many fronts these days. (Design, Product,
Technology sharing)
Anyone know of anything related to Safari? In particular, is there any
shareable info on a way to embed it within a Cocoa app?
From Don Metlon, the Safari Engineering Manager @ Apple
How did we do it? As you know, KJS is very portable and independent.
The Sherlock team is already using it on Mac OS X in the framework my
team prepared called JavaScriptCore. But because KHTML requires other
components from KDE and Qt, we wrote our own adapter library called KWQ
(and pronounced "quack") that replaces these other components. KHTML
and KWQ have been encapsulated in a framework called WebCore. We've
also made significant enhancements, bug fixes, and performance
improvements to KHTML and KJS.
Both WebCore and JavaScriptCore, which account for a little over half
the code in Safari, are being released as open source today. They
should be available at
http://developer.apple.com/darwin/projects/webcore/ very soon.
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