[WebKit-devel] kwebkitpart not detected in konq-plugins 4.4.0

[Dawit A]

On Friday 12 February 2010 07:09:28 alekcejk at googlemail.com wrote:
> Here new build log:
> http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=1979537&name=build.log

For some reason, your log does not contain everything that is being printed 
out when you run cmake. Specifically it is missing the following:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- The following external packages were located on your system.
-- This installation will have the extra features provided by these packages.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
   * KWebKitPart - KWebKitPart libraries and header files
   * libtidy - HTML Tidy

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Congratulations! All external packages have been found.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

> There is libkwebkit.so.1 in Requires (but no libkdewebkit.so.5).

That is correct. The plugins in extragear are kpart plugins and hence only 
depend upon the KPart library. Just to clarify this a bit, here is the 
explanation of the kdewebkit and kwebkitpart libraries:

kdewebkit (1 library)
=============
'libkdewebkit': library that provides QtWebKit->KDE integration for all 
applications that do not require/need a KPart component.

kwebkitpart  (2 libraries)
================
'libkwebkit': KPart wrapper/implementation of libkdewebkit. This library uses 
the classes in libkdewebkit to create a KPart component. The plugin used to 
load this part is described below.

'libwebkitpart': library used by the KDE query service to load appropriate 
kpart components, i.e. libkwebkit, when a  KPart based application like 
Konqueror makes a request for handling web content (read: html, xhtml, xml 
etc)...

> This message can be more clear  when kwebkitpart was found because it can
> be confusing?
> --   package 'kwebkitpart' not found

When it is not found it will print a perfectly clear message saying it was not 
found and vise versa as shown above...

Regards,
Dawit A.