--- Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Do you know how to create data: uri from > > original uri? I am clueless on it. Any idea? > > You'd basically have to URL-escape all the data as > it came in and build > up this huge string.... > > It's not a very good solution. :(
Yes, I feel it is not the elgant solution. Let me try to put what I need and how I am trying to proceed. You may through some light on it :-) I am working on project where contents sent by server are encrypted with Content-Type header text/x-html-encrypted. I need to decrypt those contents and pump into Mozilla UI. Now, when the contents are rendered in the browser window, some of the browser operation must be disabled to secure the contents i.e users should not be able to copy, cut, print, view source, save or save as the contents. Acrobat Reader have this features where a pdf have file can only be read and not copy, or saved to protect IP right of the authors. There are many books who allows the user to read them on computer screen but if they want the hard copy, they must buy it. I want to achieve the same thing for a HTML page. For the first part i.e. decryption of contents, I have written a stream converter, implementation of nsIStreamConverter. And I am glad it is working fine. For the second part that is diabling some of UI operations, what I want is open a new window when the contents types are text/x-html-encrypted arrives. my converter should decrypt the contents and pump them to the new browser window for rendering. To achieve the above, I have implemented a nsIWebProgressListener interface and try to intercept the content-type in in the nsIWebProgressListener::OnStrateChange(...) method. The content-type I get in the above method is always text/html (that is what the text/x-html-encrpted changed to after decryption). Now, I am trying to figure out how can I get the original content types from the channel or how can I set some flag which can indicate the original content type to nsIWebProgressListener:OnStateChange(...) method. Another thing I am exploring is how to open a new browser window in C++ code. In JS I can simple use the window.openDialog(...) to open a new window. Regards, Raj Saini > > -Boris __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/ _______________________________________________ Mozilla-netlib mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-netlib
