Java FX 2.2 WebEngine

Hi everyone,
I'm using WebEngine and WebView classes for manipulating with html pages (JavaFX 2.2).
As far as I know, there is embedded WebKit browser underneath. I would like
to change parameters for WebKit like User-Agent, ... Is there any possibility how
to do that? Today I went throught javadoc and I wasn't able to find something.
Where WebKit embedded JavaFX is looking for configuration, cookies ...? I have checked
implementation of WebKit for Qt, Python, ... and everywhere there was possibility
to take settings from WebKit and change these settings.
Big thanks in advance,
Jan

I have supposed that webkit somewhere should store configurations. In the case I would like to use plugins (adobe, flash, ...) how should I do it without some configuration directory where everything will be stored?WebView does not support plugins and probably never will officially support them (due to the potential increase in the security vulnerability surface).
I don't think it is worthwhile to think of WebView as WebKit (even though it uses a customized WebKit implementation under the cover to achieve a lot of, but not all of, it's current functionality). I'd advise thinking of WebView as an html component for Java for which the only API available is publicly exposed through the WebView and WebEngine classes. That way you won't be under any misconceptions about what it can and cannot do.

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I need some insight into the inner workings of WebEngine: listeners seem to stop firing under certain conditions.
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Analysis:
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DIR_GLOBAL        /usr/sap/X32/SYS/global
DIR_GRAPH_EXE /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/exe
DIR_GRAPH_LIB   /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/exe
DIR_HOME             /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/work
DIR_INSTALL        /usr/sap/X32/SYS
DIR_INSTANCE     /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32
DIR_LIBRARY      /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/exe
DIR_LOGGING     /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/log
DIR_MEMORY_INSPECTOR   /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/data
DIR_ORAHOME       /oracle/X32/102_64
DIR_PAGING                            /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/data
DIR_PUT                            /usr/sap/X32/put
DIR_PERF                            /usr/sap/tmp
DIR_PROFILE      /usr/sap/X32/SYS/profile
DIR_PROTOKOLLS     /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/log
DIR_REORG                          /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/data
DIR_ROLL                          /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/data
DIR_RSYN                            /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/exe
DIR_SAPHOSTAGENT     /usr/sap/hostctrl
DIR_SAPUSERS     ./
DIR_SETUPS                           /usr/sap/X32/SYS/profile
DIR_SORTTMP     /usr/sap/X32/DVEBMGS32/data
DIR_SOURCE     /usr/sap/X32/SYS/src
DIR_TEMP                           /tmp
DIR_TRANS                           /usr/sap/trans
DIR_TRFILES                          /usr/sap/trans
DIR_TRSUB                          /usr/sap/trans

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