Stephen Lau wrote:
>> 11. Get an dialog for "internal playback core error": 
>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/39375616 at N00/2293710392/. Click "more 
>> info" won't help... Proceed by "more info" and "continue".
>>
>> 12. Accept the license 
>> agreement(http://www.flickr.com/photos/39375616 at N00/2293710394/) and 
>> get to "Setup 
>> options"(http://www.flickr.com/photos/39375616 at N00/2293710396/). The 
>> network connection option can be set 
>> here(http://www.flickr.com/photos/39375616 at N00/2293710400/). Choose 
>> "OK" will bring me to the main window finally: 
>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/39375616 at N00/2293710404/.
>>
>> The error message
>> "
>> JavaScript error: , line 0: uncaught exception: [Exception... 
>> "'Component not initialized' when calling method: 
>> [sbIPlaylistPlayback::getSupportedFileExtensions]"  nsresult: 
>> "0xc1f30001 (NS_ERROR_NOT_INITIALIZED)"  location: "JS frame :: 
>> chrome://songbird/content/scripts/playerOpen.js :: SBFileOpen :: line 
>> 65"  data: no]
>> "
>> in the log shows that there are something wrong with the component 
>> initialization for "@songbirdnest.com/Songbird/PlaylistPlayback;1". 
>> The files are in compiled/dist/components, for example: 
>> sbPlaylistPlayback.js. It seems that xulrunner has some problem 
>> finding all these files and registering the components.
>>     
> Interesting.  If you look at your compiled/dist/chrome/songbird.jar, and 
> look inside that for content/songbird/scripts/playerOpen.js, does that 
> exist?
>   
Hi Stephen,

The js file does exist in the jar file. I check the code a little bit.
The error should be related to the following code snippet in
compiled/dist/components/sbPlaylistPlayback.js:
"
var PPS =
Components.classes["@songbirdnest.com/SongbirdPlaylistPlayback;1"].getService(Components.interfaces.sbIPlaylistPlayback);
......
var eExtensions = PPS.getSupportedFileExtensions();
"
> I've forwarded your email to our developers, and will see if I can get a 
> build up over here.  Just to confirm, are you building with Sun Studio?  
> or gcc?
Cool. I'm using Sun Studio 11.
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Thanks,
-Alfred

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