Using QWebkit for windows with mingw

artwaw

@Thank-You said in Using QWebkit for windows with mingw:

X86_64.7z

Those are 64bit binaries. They will not work if you compile for 32bit target.

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Ok But compiling with 64 bit also gives error on both debug and release.(Mentioned at the main post)
What about it?
Where can I get 32bit binaries?

Christian Ehrlicher

@Thank-You said in Using QWebkit for windows with mingw:

Where can I get 32bit binaries?

On the same link from above I would guess.

artwaw

@Thank-You said in Using QWebkit for windows with mingw:

But compiling with 64 bit also gives error on both debug and release.(Mentioned at the main post)

Hardly a surprise if you did not copy the 64bit binaries to the 64bit part of Qt tree.

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@artwaw
I tried using windows 7 32bit binaries in 32 bit and it compiled but shows message

The program has unexpectedly finished.
 The process was ended forcefully.

I couldn't make it working

artwaw

@Thank-You You can try to use a Dependency Walker tool to identify what's missing.

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@artwaw
I used it. Found out libxml2-2.dll libxslt-1.dll were not present after running windeployqt. So I copied them to executable directory.
After that it shows this error.

JKSH

@Thank-You said in Using QWebkit for windows with mingw:

Qt5WebKitWidgets.dll is looking for QtPrivate::argToQString(QStringView), which is present in recent versions of Qt Core.

It sounds like the latest Qt WebKit binaries are built against Qt 5.14:

Can you update to Qt 5.14 or Qt 5.15?

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@JKSH
Hey, I have been using Qt5.12.8 and has other dependencies too.
Will code compiling in Qt 5.12.8 would compile in QT 5.15 ???

SGaist

Yes, that's one of the strength of Qt.

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I installed QT 5.15.2 and build with it. Got all dependencies with windeployqt and added libxml2-2.dll libxslt-1.dll.
It now shows error zlib1__.dll not found.
I searched in whole qt directory but couldn't find one so I managed to download zlib1.dll not zlib1__.dll from dll-files.com.
I renamed zlib1.dll to zlib1__.dll and placed in binary directory. I don't know if this is good to do.
Where is zlib1__.dll located in QT??? OR it isn't related with QT?

Atleast it is working in 64bit version but shows TLS initialization failed Which is connected to OpenSSL so I am sure I will solve this problem.
Edit:
I copied libcrypto-3-x64.dll and libssl-3-x64.dll to executable directory but couldn't get it working
Now some problems that I can't figure out are:
It doesn't work with debug
Most importantly it doesn't work with 32 bit which is most for me.
How can I obtain it?

Thank You

@Thank-You
Now after installing another version of openssl it is working on 64bit.
I couldn't make it work in 32bit.
And I found that many websites doesn't considered it as supported version.
I found that we can embed existing application to QT application but has no idea.
Main purpose of this is to run services like gmail , google docs and other servuces.
Which would be good?
I was just searching abt this yesterday and found about running application. Could you give links of working docs about this?

I will create new question abt this

https://forum.qt.io/topic/132721/opening-external-application-and-embed-it-without-opening-application-out-of-application

JKSH

@Thank-You said in Using QWebkit for windows with mingw:

And I found that many websites doesn't considered it as supported version.

Web engines are very difficult to maintain because of security requirements. That is why the Qt Project replaced Qt WebKit (which was mostly maintained by the Qt folks) with Qt WebEngine (which is mostly maintained by the Chromium folks).

@Konstantin-Tokarev has done a great job making Qt WebKit compatible with recent versions of Qt, but the last update was over 1 year ago. Lots of security vulnerabilities have been discovered in WebKit since then; that is why many websites don't consider it as a supported version.

Main purpose of this is to run services like gmail , google docs and other servuces.
Which would be good?

Qt WebEngine for desktop platforms; Qt WebView for mobile platforms.