hi all, i am trying to build a remote xul application which needs the UniversalBrowserRead Privilege.
I have read that it is possible if i am using signed javascript's packed into a jar file - but i don't have a public signature. So, is it possible to tell mozilla (in users.prefs?) to accept such unsigned scripts from a remote location ? For better understanding i will try to explain what i am trying to do: - On a server is a php template engine (using sablotron) running which produces xul output - On the same server runs a Pear::SOAP Server which will then handle the interaction from the xul application with the server - the user connects to the server - gets a xul template - and the neededd javascripts (UniversalBrowserRead is needed for SOAP). - the user can enter data into the xul application which then gets transfered to the server with soap. - and, the basic data also gets read with soap calls from the server. If it is running then the javascirpt wont change (theoretically) - so would it be possible to install the javascript part as mozilla chrome application and only transfer the xul part to the browser ? The whole thing should become something like "Filemaker" (with php, sablotron, soap and postgresql as backends and mozilla xul application as client) - and - it will be OpenSource. thanx for your help best regards Wolfgang _______________________________________________ Mozilla-security mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-security
