I made a small extension which open an OutputStream and InputStream (SSL createTransport) in javascript and then give to a C++ code the two descriptors ...
My problem is that if I do like this I can't write anything on the socket even if my write function properly (I mean that I write for exemple 5 bytes in the socket but I don't see anything on the network ... (even with a flush)) If i do the same all in javascript then it open a dialog box in order to say that the certificate is not valid (yes it is not ... it is mine ... :) ) and then send what I want to send ... Then I thought that the problem is that mozilla expected me to manually check for bad certificate with a callback or some thing like that but as I open it in javascript I thought first that he will do it for me ... am I wrong ? what can I do to make it more simple ? Thanks a lot _______________________________________________ Mozilla-xpcom mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-xpcom
