问题
Note: Please don't answer with just use Adobe AIR". I am aware of it, and it's not applicable in this situation.
I've been reviewing the Gecko Plugin API reference.
I'm assuming I'd have to implement all the required browser-side functionality. My goal is to be able to access the graphical output of Flash at a low level, in order to integrate them into an application, along with other native code. Adobe AIR is a future possibility but performance is nowhere near good enough yet for this project.
Does anyone know of an open-source project which acts as a NPAPI plugin host? I suppose alternatives are to extract the necessary bits from WebKit, etc.
回答1:
Yep, check out ScreenweaverHX:
http://haxe.org/com/libs/swhx
http://code.google.com/p/screenweaver-hx/
HTH
回答2:
nspluginwrapper implements browser-side npapi to make a proxy allowing 32-bit plugins to be used in 64-bit browser, and has fewer lines of code than a browser, could be a good starting point if you want to implement it.
also maybe unrelated but aiming at similar environment is chromeless, a derivative of Firefox which is a lightweight browser which doesn't have an interface, useful to make a desktop app out of html, javascript and plugins.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/643177/embedding-flash-within-a-custom-desktop-application-using-npapi