[Qt-interest] Re : Re : Qt for web applications

[David Ching]

"M. Bashir Al-Noimi" <mbnoimi at gmx.com> wrote in message 
news:4B0DD314.3030305 at gmx.com...
>From Morten post I understood the following:
>
>He used QWebClient which is working with any Qt widget, is it?
>Because of QWebClient the developer don't need to write any javascript 
>codes, is it?
> all what he/she needs is Qt / C++ knowledge
>
>QWebClient will convert C++ code to pure html with .js (Ajax) at the client
>Thus the developer don't need to make any changes to his/her code because
> QWebClient will convert the objects from Qt desktop objects to Ajax 
> objects which
> can run on any browser, is it?
>If all 4 point above are correct that mean Qt is on the top of top ten list 
>of 2009 events.
>
>P.S.
>Basically I asked this question because all my friends could to make rapid 
>web interfaces
> for their graduation projects (they used MS C#) where I couldn't because 
> I'm using Qt !!

No, no, QWebClient is a browser widget.  You can put a browser into your Qt 
app.  But what we are talking about is running your Qt app in a browser (the 
reverse).

-- David