rk (not only nsIClassInfo).
I promise i'll write a tutorial-for-dumbs as soon as I make it work in
c++, containing both javascript and c++ implementations, but I'll need
some time. Please, be patient.
Regards.
timeless ha escrito:
> Mitchi wrote:
> > i was trying to understand it
interface and shows
itself as a DOM object to the component manager), but i was trying to
understand it line to line. But my problem is with the C++ version,
where things aren't as clear as in the sidebar implementation.
timeless ha escrito:
> Mitchi wrote:
> > Sure. As soon as
> I hate to ask this, but would you possibly be willing to keep track of the
> steps
> you need to take to do this? Once that's written down somewhere we can throw
> it
> up on the wiki and it'll at least be _something_.
Sure. As soon as i can solve the problem (I hope I'll solve it), i'll
wri
Boris Zbarsky ha escrito:
> Mitchi wrote:
> >> You missed timeless' point. His point was that your component can attach
> >> hooks
> >> to the global JS object allowing untrusted content to call into your
> >> component
> >> and only your c
Thanks for your answer.
Boris Zbarsky ha escrito:
> Mitchi wrote:
> >> Look at how window.sidebar and window.XMLHttpRequest and friends work.
> >> You don't need to require things to be signed.
> >
> > Sure, but these are part of the DOM, and accessin
timeless ha escrito:
> Look at how window.sidebar and window.XMLHttpRequest and friends work.
> You don't need to require things to be signed.
Sure, but these are part of the DOM, and accessing them is not so
critical.
The problem is that XPCOM is a very powerful way to let developers
extend mo
Hi.
We're developing a CSP that works within a Flash Memory Stick with USB
interface with its own OS that offer services through sockets.
We've got a pkcs11 that works on firefox, and we wanted to develop a
XPCOM component to provide a set of javascript functions to interact
with the CSP device,
Thanks everybody
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