Chris Du wrote:
Those sound like .NET classes. You wouldn't add them directly to the JS engine, you would use a general reflector between XPCOM and .NET CLR or Mono, which is already under construction under the name MonoConnect.
What does System.* have to do with document.all?
I thought the method to implement document.all is similar to System.Net. :)
I just want to implement some of those .NET interfaces/classes in Mozilla to do my own things.
For example, use System.Net.IPAddress.Equal() to compare two ip addresses.
So I just want to know how to do this in Mozilla framework.
As I wrote previously, a general XPCOM/Mono bridge has been built, and can be downloaded from http://off.net/~shaver/mono/xpcom-dotnet-0.011.tar.gz. No instructions included, you need to know Mono, C#, and XPCOM to deal with this in a useful way.
Your best mozilla newsgroup to try is netscape.public.mozilla.xpcom, but you might do better to go to irc.gnome.org, join the #mono channel, and ask for help with "MonoConnect". You should also study more about XPCOM in Mozilla: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xpcom/, http://developer.mozilla.org/xpcom/, and of course the xpcom newsgroup's backlog of posts.
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