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A CDocument derived class representing the document.

A CFrameWnd derived class representing the frame of a view in a single document interface application, there is a single view and therefore a single frame and this frame is called “main frame”.

A CWinApp derived class representing the instance of the application this offers an entry point for initializing the application and one for clean up.

Anatomy of the ApplicationĪn MFC SDI application has several components:

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Visual Studio 2013 (because CEF is compiled with this version)įor information on how to build CEF 64-bit, see my article Building the 64-bit version of Chromium Embedded Framework on Windows.įor simplicity, the MFC application we will be creating in this article should be located in the main CEF folder with the same output location as the CEF sample applications.

Latest CEF 64-bit build from the development branch (trunk).

The prerequisites for this article therefore are:

Debug and Release symbols for CEF (as separate downloads)įor the purpose of this article, we will be using the binary distribution of CEF.

Two sample applications ( cefsimple and cefclient).

C++ wrapper static library ( libcef_dll_wrapper) necessary for C++ applications using CEF.

Debug and Release builds of CEF shared library (libcef) and its dependencies.

The binary distributions of CEF 3 are available at and include the following: Building from sources can be done locally or with an automated build system but requires building Chromium too which is a bit more complicated.

PrerequisitesĬEF is available both as a binary distribution and as source code. This article shows how to embed a Chromium browser in an MFC single document interface application. The base CEF provides APIs for C and C++ applications, but external projects (not implemented by CEF) support other languages such as C#, Java, Delphi or Python. It can also duplex print on A3 paper, which the cheaper model can’t.Chromium Embedded Framework (or CEF) is an open source project that enables developers to include a Chromium browser in 3 rd party applications.

That’s because while the it looks very like the more affordable MFC-J5945DW (opens in new tab) A3 printer, the MFC-J6947DW adds an A3-sized scanner. What’s interesting here is that the Brother MFC-J6947DW can do all of these functions with A3 paper. It prints very quickly at 22ipm (imprints per minute) in mono and 20ipm in colour and the FPOT of 6 less than six seconds is one of the fastest we’ve come across.Īs a four-in-one device, printing, scanning, copying and faxing are a given. The specifications are impressive too, with a high print resolution of 1,200 x 4,800 pixels while the scan resolution is only a little lower at 1,200 x 2,400.

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Here are the full specs of the Brother MFC-J6947DW:Ĭonnectivity: Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, NFC, USBĬonsumables included: 4x inkjet cartridges (3,000 mono pages, 1,500 colour)ĭimensions/Weight: 575 x 447 x 449 mm (HxWxD)/27.9kgĪs you might expect from a top-of-the-line all-in-one, the Brother MFC-J6947DW has a long feature list.