I was able to get your exaple to work. (using mozilla version 0.7)
But I _do_ need to be able to communicate with this plugin using
LiveConnect, which I have not been able to get working. My "dream"
example could be as simple as an plugin with a text widget (sound
familliar?), AND the possibility to set the contents of this textbox via
Javascript.
I have also tried to get the SanePlugin to work, but no success as well.
(What I am trying to do is to make a plugin which makes it possible to
watch broadcast quality TV in the web browser using a Sigma Designs
Netstream2000 hardware mpeg2 decoder. The company I work for makes
products which streams live TV over IP networks. If I am able to make
this plugin, I would have a solution which works better than the
internet explorer only windows version of the player we currently got.)
Thanks
--
Frank
Neil Hodgson wrote:
> Frank Hansen wrote:
>
>> I am looking for a simple gtk plugin example (at the hello world
>> complexity level) for use with mozilla under Linux.
>>
>> I have looked at the test plugin included with the source
>> distribution, and I have successfully compiled this applet, but it
>> does not seem to ever be "registered" with the browser during startup.
>> (It does not show up in about:plugins either.)
>>
>> Any example gtk plugins would be of great help.
>
>
> This is not a great quality example as it was done to illustrate some
> problems (bug 61782) with Mozilla:
> http://users.bigpond.net.au/nhodgson/evmoz.zip
> Unsure whether it will work with a current build but it may get you
> started. The plugin displays a text widget.
>
> Neil
