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Overview

rdkbrowser2 is the browser application based on WPE, it is integrated with following components which enables it with new features compared with legacy rdkbrowser.

  • injectedBundle : Provides integration Layer for Service manager and Player inside WPE, adds ability to send messages between JavaScript & other application.
  • pxcore-libnode : pxcore - Provides a lightweight Frame-buffer library, pxscene - 2D scene graph API library.
  • wpe-webkit : WebKit porting which is used with Wayland.
  • rdk-logger : Provides console and file level message logging feature to RDK component.
  • westeros : Wayland compositor library that allows applications to create their own Wayland displays, which allows nesting and embedding of third party application

    How to Launch rdkbrowser2?

  rdkbrowser2 can be launched in two different ways:

    • Server Mode: --server  - Launch the browser in a server(“tab”) mode

      It could be directly launched as:

        /usr/bin/rdkbrowser2 --server 

      Also can launch _rdkbrowser2_server.sh, script file to run rdkbrowser2 as a server.

    • Standalone mode: --url <url> - Launch opening a specific URL 

      web pages could be launched using rdkbrowser2 by passing the URL. 

      /usr/bin/rdkbrowser2 --url  http://www.google.com

Architecture Diagram

         rdkbrowser2_architecture

Webkit : Thin layer to link against from the applications .

WebCore : Provides rendering, layout, network access, multimedia, accessibility support etc.

JavaScript Core : Javascript engine.

Platform : Provides platform-specific hooks to implement generic algorithms.

rdkbrowser2 Controls

App for discovering RDKBrowser2 RtRemote Server Object and invoking its RtRemote based API. Only works in conjunction with /usr/bin/rdkbrowser2.sh

Usage:

start rdkbrowser2: /usr/bin/rdkbrowser2.sh 'about:blank'

start /usr/bin/rdkbrowser2-control in a separate shell



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