Thanks for your tip. Is this mechanism also available on win32 ? To use a javascript URL is good but when I load direct a file handled by plugin I don't have access to my plugin instance via document.embeds[0]. The javascript console writes "Error: uncaught exception: Permission denied to get property HTMLDocument.embeds".
And how I can respont with the actually browser instance on win32 ? Thanks stefan -- "Peter Lubczynski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > You could possibly use a javascript URL along with > DDE/AppletEvents/XRemote <http://www.mozilla.org/unix/remote.html>. > -peterl > > Stefan Frasch wrote: > > >Hi ! > > > >I know this question is not insightful but it's important for me. > > > >I want to know if it possible to talk with NS7 from an other application. > >Following problem: > > > >My plugin, runs ins NS7, visualizes special 3D data. The file extension is > >vxv. Now I work with my seperate application, a programm for constructing 3D > >models, and save the work as a vxv file. The I press a button which starts > >the NS7 with the location of that file as parameter. That's fine, it works ! > >But my plugin also has methods to add more models (files). Is it possible to > >call plugin methods from outside via the existing browser ? > > > >Example: Building a car > > > >1. I construct a roof and push the "See In Browser" button which starts NS7 > >with the roof.vxv. Yes, I see the roof inside NS7. > > > >2. Now I construct a left door and push the "Add To Browser" button and the > >leftdoor.vxv is added to the existing browser. You see the roof and the left > >door now. > > > >3. etc. > > > >Is that possible ??!! > > > >Have anybody an idea or experience ? > > > >Thanks > > > > > > > > > > >
