> 1. Can I use aWindowTarget to display the results in the correct > window? Would I do a QueryInterface on it to get some kind of window > object? If so, which interface would I use?
Are you creating a DOM tree and then trying to attach it to a window? I don't think that's possible yet... > 2. Presumably, by the time handleContent is called, the request has > already been made to the server and the response has been received (or > has started to be received) - otherwise how would Mozilla know the > content type. So my XMLHTTPRequest to get the content is redundant. Is > there any way to get access to the rest of the response from the > server? Or am I misunderstanding the architecture here? It sounds like what you really want to implement is nsIURIContentListener... Boris -- Trying to handle strings with any language besides Perl feels like trying to solder resistors to a motherboard with a forklift.
