Issue
Both are powered by WebKit. I want to know if anyone out there has used both to know if in the areas of cross platform support and web page rendering, which is more mature and works better?
In particular I would like to know which one deserves time investment, seeing that support has discontinued for the QT counterpart, and seeing Oracle revitalizing support for JavaFX 2.0 has got me curious.
Which should you work with in embedding a browser view in Java Swing application that still is fully cross platform and is able to render Javascript and HTML5 well?
UPDATE: It's not too critical that HTML5 is supported but for the future, I think this is beneficial. What I would like to really see is true cross platform support (will the browser component work across Windows, Mac, and Linux) and accurate web page rendering (able to render Javascript, GWT applications, flash).
Solution
My Answer is QWebview. I use JavaFX 2.0 develop two application,about 10K code line.I found JavaFX WebKit provide no API for plugin/MIME/link policy,and so on. JavaFx is not so mature as Qt.
Answered By - yodabox
Answer Checked By - Senaida (JavaFixing Volunteer)
