Access to Javascript Window Binding / Extensions via JCEF?

[KatrinaS]

Hi Mr (or sorry, Ms/Mrs) Greenblatt, can you consider adding / exposing (more?) easy access to Javascript Window Binding / Extensions (as on https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/ ... gration.md) to JCEF? Cheers!

[magreenblatt]

Java does not run in the renderer process, so you can't use JavaScript bindings directly from Java code. Your current options are:

• Add JavaScript bindings using C++ in jcef_helper.cpp.
• Pass messages between processes using CefMessageRouter.

[KatrinaS]

Hokey I'll take a look

[KatrinaS]

Oh Iiiii see, the Native context is basically transparent to Java (it's a,, don't worry your pretty little head about it ), just give CefMessageRouter.create() a CefMessageRouterConfig, I get it I'm actually thinking if the Javascript itself can generate it's own CefMessageRouterHandlerAdapter(s) from its side by passing the Script to the CefMessageRouter (and using Apache/Mozilla Rhino) and so removing the 'complexed matters' from the (my) Browser wrapper class and making it all readily editable and refreshable from (on the next page load) in the HTML/JS... Hmm interesting...

Hokey

[KatrinaS]

Done, very good What's the largest a 'request' can be, I know it's 2 MB for Uri / Url but these type of requests I don't know Hopefully 'how much memory have you got' (just in case)

[magreenblatt]

The limit is large but not unlimited. Consider breaking the message into smaller chunks if it’s extremely large.

[KatrinaS]

Thanks Some form of chunk accumulation and reassembly certainly is a definite if I ever do hit a limit