Hi all, Sorry if this is the wrong group for this. I'm using embedded Mozilla from Java via the Eclipse SWT browser package, through which I can get a native nsIDOMWindow pointer if need be.
The basic problem I need to solve is this: 1) Have a globally accessible object implemented in Java (like IE's window.external). 2) Create new JavaScript methods from Java and invoke them, marshalling arguments appropriately. 3) Expose my own Java Objects in a sort of IDispatch style to JavaScript, allowing callbacks in a constrained manner. What I want to know is what technology I should be using. I've gotten dizzy reading through the maze of somewhat related techologies, all which do a lot more than and not quite what I need them to. I've read about LiveConnect, Javaconnect, XPConnect, Blackwood, JRex... the list goes on. Can anyone point me in the right direction? The APIs I've seen which seem most appealing are the JSObject style APIs, but I'm not writing an applet-- my Java code is on the outside of the embedded Mozilla, not the inside, and I'm not sure how to turn an nsIDOMWindow into an JSContext, whatever that is. Thanks! Scott _______________________________________________ mozilla-embedding mailing list mozilla-embedding@mozilla.org http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
