Irrlicht windowed without borders

[MyGrandmaWheels]

Hi to everyone.
Is there a way to hide the irrlicht window device border?
I need it to emulate a sort of container for the Irrlicht render, that I will manage by an external process..

[CuteAlien]

You have to create your own Window (without border) and give Irrlicht that window-id when creating it. Check the Win32 example - it might help.

[MyGrandmaWheels]

well, saying the truth, what I really need is to integrate Irrlicht into wxWidgets; for the thing I'm working on, I need a handy GUI, both for the use and for developing.
I tried all the day with the example found here in the forum, but I'm not able to get by; probably with only Win32 platform would be simple, like in the example, but I'm on Linux, and possibly cross platform toward Win.

So, as a last chance, I'm trying some workaround like this to emulate a container with the trick above, but no results at the moment. * sigh *

Anyway, my real topic would be (but I hate to be so hazy):
Is there a way to have a good GUI to integrate in Irrlicht? Can I have a working example?

[hendu]

librocket works fine. There's a topic somewhere.

[AReichl]

Niko has an example for WxWidgets integration of Irrlicht on his webpage. VERY simple. I think the only problem was opening several windows and showing different views in it.

[MyGrandmaWheels]

Yes, I've already seen it, but I can't go on. I suppose because in Linux things are quite different.
Or maybe I'm too stupid to make it works..

[MyGrandmaWheels]

After days of frustrating attempts, I found a possible solution;It seems irrlicht quite agrees with the Qt library, for some reason!
In fact I could (I had to bleed!), to produce a working example, pity that I do not know near nothing about Qt, but I think it's worth it.
Does anyone have a bit of experience? Suggestions? Tips?