[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This probably isn't very useful, cause i'm not providing any details, but i'm sure this can be done: you just need to find the right interfaces to load URLs, and one or more progress listeners to detect when each page is done loading. I'm not sure, but you probably won't even need to separately detect when objects inside that page are loaded: e.g., images. I think i progress listener per URL will be enough. And i guess instead of doing this from an extension, you want to be able to run your app for all this, in which case you probably need to init XPCOM in your own app, and then initialize the browser...For testing purposes, we're trying to automate launching FireFox, navigating through a bunch of links, waiting for each page to load completely and closing FireFox. Our test platform is Windows XP. Is there an easy way to do it using XPCOM? If not, is there another intefaces we should consider?We considered using the command-line, however, it doesn't give us enough control, because we have no way of knowing when the page loads completely, at which point we want to run a bunch of metrics. Thanks, Tom
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