Using FF 3.0a4 with code that runs on FF 2, I find that
nsIChannel.open() works differently but I don't quite know how.
I have the following code (from Firebug sourceCache.js):
try
{
FBTrace.sysout("sourceCache.load ready to open channel="+channel+"
uid="+uid+"\n");
stream = channel.open();
FBTrace.sysout("sourceCache.load opened channel uid="+uid+"\n");
}
catch (exc)
{
FBTrace.sysout("sourceCache.load failed to open\n");
...
I see three "ready to open" messages.
One is immediately followed by "...opened.." as I expect.
One seems to allow events to run because I see a ConsoleObserver
message before the "...opened...".
One seems to block or at least I never see any messages after the
ready to open.
Does anyone know if there are changes in nsIChannel.open()? Should it
allow events before returning?
Thanks,
John.
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