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| <h2>Example - OLE Web Browser</h2> | |
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| This example demonstrates how to embed an Active X control into an SWT application or an Eclipse view. | |
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| When the view is opened, it will create an instance of the Windows Internet Explorer | |
| control. The OLE Web Browser has | |
| Back and Forward buttons to take you to recently visited pages. The browser also contains | |
| a Home button to take you to the web browser's home page, a Stop button which stops the | |
| current transfer, a Search button which will search for text typed in the Address text field, and | |
| a Refresh button which re-draws the contents of the currently displayed page. There is also a | |
| Go button which, when clicked, will attempt to load the page specified in the Address field. | |
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| <h3>Running the example</h3> | |
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| From the Window menu select Show View --> Other. | |
| In the Show View dialog, expand SWT Examples and select | |
| the view named OLE Web Browser (Win32). A view containing a web browser will appear. | |
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