On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 17:29:15 -0700, Darin Fisher wrote: > If your XUL app has chrome privileges, then there are netwerk
Nope. It will be an "end-user" app that I want to load like a web page but feel like a desktop application. Asking the user to install an XPI has some disadvantages in that environment. > this interface is probably not a good idea. I think XMLHttpRequest is > probably the best way to achieve what you're looking for. However, > XMLHttpRequest does have same origin security limitations that can be > dealt with in a variety of ways (either run your JS w/ chrome privileges > or use signed JS). Are you referring to things like accessing the local filesystem? I don't need to do that. Like my original message said, I saw XMLHttpRequest, but is it mature, and is it included with current Netscape and Mozilla releases? (The page says it's in nightly builds.) Also that would involve a more complicated PHP script. I didn't want to mess with XML when a POST type protocol would work just fine, with less bandwidth. For that matter, I'm not 100% certain how you'd go about dealing with a request posted by XMLHttpRequest. Can anyone point to an example, preferrably in PHP? Thanks for the help, Micah -- Like to travel? http://TravTalk.org Micah Yoder Internet Development http://yoderdev.com
