> cannot be granted. That sux! I am aware that granting
> privileges requires signed scripts like with Netscape 4.
> But one cannot sign scripts with Netscape 6 yet. With
> the Hello JS component that won't be a problem while
> testing. But our final target will be a scriptable
> plug-in (which has to be a XPCOM component from my
> knowledge). Will we really have to use a signed JavaScript
> to script our plug-in? Or is the above mentioned privilege
> only necessary when scripting JavaScript XPCOM components?
I think what you want to do is an XP isntall. XPInstall is for
installing your plugins, components, packages, skins etc onto the client
machine. No signed scripts needed.
Here is some docs. You might want to got check out the xpinstall news
group as well.
http://www.mozdev.org/notes/installation/index.html
--pete
> 2. Defining event handlers
>
> Is XPConnect bidirectional? Can the Hello JS XPCOM component
> fire events that are dispatched to the JavaScript context?
>
> If so, let's say I want to fire an event called 'MyEvent'.
> How to I modify nsIHello.idl, nsHello.js and the embedding
> HTML page?
>
> TIA - Regards, Tobias Trelle
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