Blame: CefSharp.Wpf.Example/JavascriptCallbackMainWindow.xaml.cs - cefsharp/CefSharp

.NET (WPF and Windows Forms) bindings for the Chromium Embedded Framework

0 0 0 C#

Javascript Callback - Add additional tests Add Basic tests, still need some more work. Test changes added in #2748 2019-04-26 14:16:42 +10:00			`using System.Threading.Tasks;`
			`using System.Windows;`
			`using CefSharp.Example.JavascriptBinding;`

			`namespace CefSharp.Wpf.Example`
			`{`
			`/// <summary>`
			`/// Interaction logic for JavascriptCallbackMainWindow.xaml`
			`/// </summary>`
			`public partial class JavascriptCallbackMainWindow : Window`
			`{`
			`private JavascriptCallbackBoundObject boundObjectOne;`
			`private JavascriptCallbackBoundObject boundObjectTwo;`

			`public JavascriptCallbackMainWindow()`
			`{`
			`InitializeComponent();`

			`boundObjectOne = new JavascriptCallbackBoundObject(BrowserOne);`
			`boundObjectTwo = new JavascriptCallbackBoundObject(BrowserTwo);`

Net Core - Support for compiling with .Net Core 3.1 - Make Wpf/WinForms/OffScreen projects target AnyCPU Only the VC++ projects are platform specific now. - Remove BrowserSubProcess project reference Not needed as we now have a standalone exe - Add OffScreen example - Add WPF Example project - Fix some compile errors for main solution - Add BrowserSubProcess executable - JavascriptObjectRepository remove isAsync param Rather than throw exception remove the option - BrowserSubprocess Exclude the WCF specific code from the netCore project - Add some ifdef/ifndef to exclude the WCF specific implementation - Move WCF implementation into separate namespace 2020-07-18 13:30:54 +10:00			`#if NETCOREAPP`
			`BrowserOne.JavascriptObjectRepository.Register("boundObject", boundObjectOne);`
			`BrowserTwo.JavascriptObjectRepository.Register("boundObject", boundObjectTwo);`
			`#else`
API Change - IJavascriptObjectRepository.Register remove isAsync default param BREAKING CHANGE - You must now explicitly specify the `isAsync` param. - Add additional xml doc comment regarding .Net Core and using only isAsync = true The isAsync = false option (sync binding) requires WCF which isn't available on .Net core, remove the default value so you are forced to specify an option and in the process hopefully read the documentation. For those who previously hadn't provided a param then simply pass in false for the third argument. e.g. browser.JavascriptObjectRepository.Register("bound", new BoundObject(), false); Resolves #3016 2020-01-21 08:39:23 +10:00			`BrowserOne.JavascriptObjectRepository.Register("boundObject", boundObjectOne, false);`
			`BrowserTwo.JavascriptObjectRepository.Register("boundObject", boundObjectTwo, false);`
Net Core - Support for compiling with .Net Core 3.1 - Make Wpf/WinForms/OffScreen projects target AnyCPU Only the VC++ projects are platform specific now. - Remove BrowserSubProcess project reference Not needed as we now have a standalone exe - Add OffScreen example - Add WPF Example project - Fix some compile errors for main solution - Add BrowserSubProcess executable - JavascriptObjectRepository remove isAsync param Rather than throw exception remove the option - BrowserSubprocess Exclude the WCF specific code from the netCore project - Add some ifdef/ifndef to exclude the WCF specific implementation - Move WCF implementation into separate namespace 2020-07-18 13:30:54 +10:00			`#endif`
Javascript Callback - Add additional tests Add Basic tests, still need some more work. Test changes added in #2748 2019-04-26 14:16:42 +10:00			`}`

			`private void ExecuteCallbackImmediatelyClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)`
			`{`
			`boundObjectOne.RunCallback();`
			`boundObjectTwo.RunCallback();`

			`BrowserOne.Reload();`
			`BrowserTwo.Reload();`
			`}`

			`private void ExecuteCallbackInThreeSeconds(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)`
			`{`
			`BrowserOne.Address = "custom://cefsharp/SchemeTest.html";`
			`BrowserTwo.Address = "custom://cefsharp/SchemeTest.html";`

			`Task.Delay(3000).ContinueWith(t =>`
			`{`
			`boundObjectOne.RunCallback();`
			`boundObjectTwo.RunCallback();`
			`});`

			`}`
			`}`
			`}`