Well that error message doesn't give a line number, but I can tell you that it occurs as soon the event ondraggesture of any of the buttons in the dragdrop.xul. That error message though is a security issue. I've read about it on XULPlanet.com see http://xulplanet.com/tutorials/xulqa/q_pdenyucc.html. I know for sure that it's a security issue.
I know that's not much to give you to go on. As I mentioned before, the dragdrop.xul works fine when it's a chrome app. It's only when it's run remotely. I'm only testing an app right now, but I wasn't running it as a chrome before because it has an applet and I was getting java errors about a malformed url due to chrome:// . After some reading I found out that all I need to do is put the applet in HTML into an iframe in the XUL file. Now everything is running fine in the chrome for testing purposes, but eventually once it's deployed it will have to run remotely so security is still a problem. Thanks for any help, Nick On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 18:53:19 +0100, Axel Hecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Nick wrote: >> My PC Setup: >> - Win2K Server SP4 w/ Certificates Authority enabled >> -Netscape 7.1 >> >> When run locally as a Chrome app: >> I have already tested a drag drop XUL app from the Netscape Chrome dir >> and it works fine. (See code below) >> >> When run remotely: >> -I am now running it from a secure server, i.e. https://, so it is >> signed. >> -The certificates from the site are valid and were accepted so the >> site is trusted. I have verified this in the preferences under "Manage >> Certificates" >> -I'm prompted from my XUL app to enable enhanced privileges for >> UniversalXPConnect. >> -I say "yes" to the prompt and check it as well so as not to be asked >> again. >> -I try dragging a widget and I get the famous security error "Error: >> uncaught exception: Permission denied to get property >> UnnamedClass.classes" >> ><...> > >Shouldn't that give a line number? It'd be way easier to follow your >problem if we knew where. > >Axel _______________________________________________ Mozilla-security mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-security
