implement JCEF about bibleget-openoffice HOT 4 CLOSED

NOTE 9 September 2020

I have succeeded in adding the necessary library to the classpath, which allows me to import the classes and use the class methods... However the pak files and the dlls are also required in order for the component to function. How should the pak files and the dlls be added to the project?

NOTE 10 September 2020

My Netbeans seemed a little quirky and it seemed like it was seeing conflict in the JCEF branch for some reason, so to make sure everything was truly clean I went and deleted the branch and created it again, to be sure it really was lined up with the master branch. After doing all this, I realized there wasn't an actual conflict, it was just the Netbeans interface that was automatically filling in the commit message area with old message material which had nothing to do with the current situation. If anyone had already pulled the branch, I apologize, you might need to delete and pull again. It shouldn't happen again 😄

In any case I just made the first push on this branch. I've succeeded in not getting an error at least. I have the JCEF native library folder (\path\to\jcef_win32_1-0-10-84\java-cef-build-bin\bin\lib\win32) in my system path for now. I tried setting Run -> VMOptions to -Djava.library.path="\path\to\jcef_win32_1-0-10-84\java-cef-build-bin\bin\lib\win32" but that didn't seem to do the trick, I was still getting an Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no chrome_elf in java.library.path.

I tried doing it on runtime from within the code using System.setProperty("java.library.path", "\path\to\jcef_win32_1-0-10-84\java-cef-build-bin\bin\lib\win32"); but that didn't do the trick either.

Only thing that solved for the time being is setting the path inside of my system PATH variable.

Even though I'm no longer getting an error, I'm still not getting an actual browser with a Google page either, I just see an empty JInternalFrame. Need to do more testing, if anyone has any ideas they are more than welcome

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a good part of this is accomplished in PR #9 and PR #11 .
However still have to tackle how to package the native libraries and make them available to the system path...

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Maybe have to set java.library.path and then loadLibrary? It's worth a try. Problem is figuring out how to package and make available on the final user's system...

In the meantime this might be useful: https://magpcss.org/ceforum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=12230

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done as far as functionality is concerned. Now still have to figure out packaging and distribution, making native libraries available

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