| changing which IE the SWTbrowser uses [message #900302] |
Mon, 06 August 2012 08:22  |
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Hi all,
Does anyone know if it's possible to change where the SWT browser widget gets it's IE location? There's a section in the SWT faq:
"Q: Which Internet Explorer version do Browsers on Windows use?
A: Windows machines typically only have one production release of Internet Explorer (IE) installed at a time, so the Browser control embeds the same native WebBrowser that is used by stand-alone IE."
That's not the case I have. Under 64bit Windows 7 there are two IEs, a 32bit version under the x86 programs folder, and a 64bit version under the plain programs folder. The widget defaults to the 64bit version, anyone know how to redirect the widget to use 32bit?
[Updated on: Mon, 06 August 2012 08:23] by Moderator |
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| Re: changing which IE the SWTbrowser uses [message #900305 is a reply to message #900302] |
Mon, 06 August 2012 08:37  |
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My guess is:
Java/SWT-64bit can only use a 64bit Browser
Java/SWT-32bit can only use a 32bit Browser
Tom
Am 06.08.12 14:22, schrieb keith brownlow:
> Hi all,
> Does anyone know if it's possible to change where the SWT browser widget
> gets it's IE location? There's a section in the SWT faq:
>
> "Q: Which Internet Explorer version do Browsers on Windows use? A:
> Windows machines typically only have one production release of Internet
> Explorer (IE) installed at a time, so the Browser control embeds the
> same native WebBrowser that is used by stand-alone IE."
>
> That's not the case I have. Under 64bit Windows 7 there are two IEs, a
> 32bit version under the x86 programs folder, and a 64bit version under
> the plain programs folder. The widget defaults to the 64bit version,
> anyone know how to redirect the widget to use 32bit?
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