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My application makes use of an embedded browser (i.e. QNXStageWebView - similar to what is in the sample RSSReader project). I am wondering how to read the HTML of the page that was just loaded - does anyone have any ideas or have successfully done this? I noticed that in the (limited) API for QNXStageWebView there was a method called executeJavaScript which is about the only thing I can think of that might work... but not exactly sure how to use it.....
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using the two you should be able to retreive the data of a given URL in the QNXStageWebView.
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@JCarty: The DOM tree would be good, but I'd settle even for just the raw HTML. Any ideas?
@JRab: That is a nice solution, but unless I misunderstood you, wouldn't it be a bit inefficient as the page has already loaded up in the QNXStageWebView and I'd have to make another call using the URLRequest/URLLoader APIs. I figure that since the component already has to fetch and render the HTML... there must be a way to get at it....
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