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## Package org.jdesktop.jdic.browser

Provides an AWT component to enable the embedding of a web browsing component into Java applications and applets.

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Description

Interface Summary
IBrowserEngine | This class represents a wrapper around an embedded browser engine.
IWebBrowser | A `IWebBrowser` component represents a blank rectangular area of the screen onto which the application can display webpages or from which the application can trap events from the browser window.
WebBrowserListener | The listener interface for receiving WebBrowser events.

Class Summary
BrowserEngineManager | Factory pattern used to maitain instances of `IBrowserEngine`.
InternetExplorerEngine | Handles the communication with Internet Explorer.
MozillaEngine | Handles the communication with Mozilla's Gecko Runtime Engine (GRE).
WebBrowser | A `WebBrowser` component represents a blank rectangular area of the screen onto which the application can load webpages or from which the application can trap events from the browser window.
WebBrowserEvent | A `WebBrowserEvent` is dispatched by a `IWebBrowser` object to indicate a defined IWebBrowser event occured.

## Package org.jdesktop.jdic.browser Description

Provides an AWT component to enable the embedding of a web browsing component into Java applications and applets.

The embedded browsing component enables Java applications and applets to access web browsing capabilities, provided by full-featured system browsers (Internet Explorer or Mozilla on Windows, and Mozilla on Linux/Solaris).

The capabilities include creating a browser window, web content rendering, navigation, a basic history mechanism, and progress notification.

Usage of the component is very much like a Swing `JEditorPane` component.

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For more information and documentation on JDIC, see JDIC website.

That documentation contains more detailed, developer-targeted descriptions, with conceptual overviews, working code examples, license terms and bug report information.

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