Thanks to Christian, we now know the error is
NS_ERROR_CACHE_KEY_NOT_FOUND.
As I am pretty sure I am using the right key, I presume creating my
own cache session to obtain the entry descriptors is not the way to go.
It is definitely possible. What are you using as the client ID for
createSessi
Hi there,
Here we have developed our own plugins, I want to use the updateservice to
check the updates of our plugin, how should I do? The implementation is in
javascript nsUpdateService.js, but when I try to get it I got missing
xulruntime error.
Anyone could give me a lead on this?
Thx,
Kate
Michel Gutierrez wrote:
Thanks to Christian, we now know the error is NS_ERROR_CACHE_KEY_NOT_FOUND.
As I am pretty sure I am using the right key, I presume creating my own
cache session to obtain the entry descriptors is not the way to go.
It is definitely possible. What are you using as the c
On 12 May 2006 05:41:08 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any ideas? - is it just a case of components for older versions of
Firefox must be compiled with older versions of Gecko? I would have
thought not - but the error I'm getting makes me think that in order to
work with 1.0.
Hi Benjamin,
I hope you don't mind another question.
I grabbed the 1.8 nsITimer and was able to get my component working
with Firefox 1.5. Thank you for that ;-)
I then wanted to try out your suggestion regarding multiple browser
versions. When I compile my component I'm always using the 1.8 gecko
Hi Benjamin,
Thanks for that and for explaining how to deal with multiple browser
versions.
One other quick question for you. Where is the best place to go to get
different versions of the unfrozen IDL files. I downloaded 1.8b1 from
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/mozilla/releases/ as it wa
This is working now - So I'm confused, but happy.
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Thanks to Christian, we now know the error is NS_ERROR_CACHE_KEY_NOT_FOUND.
As I am pretty sure I am using the right key, I presume creating my own
cache session to obtain the entry descriptors is not the way to go.
As I don't have a way to obtain the cache session used by HTTP, I think
what
