Thanks Benjamin. To be clear, are you suggesting that I define the
interface and implement the functionality inside an extension (XUL-type
stuff), as opposed to inside a dll?
No, I'm suggesting that you put your component dll in an extension, instead
of trying to manually install it. And, in case it's not clear, interfaces
are declared using an .xpt file generated by the "xpidl" tool from an .idl
file.
By the way, I just finished reading this sentence from
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xpcom/book/cxc/html/component_internals2.html:
"regxpcom registers your component in the default component registry."
That is quite old and is no longer accurate.
--BDS
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