sg wrote:
I am trying to port my activeX plugin to firefox.How do I marshall an
XPCOM interface between threads ?
see
http://lxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/xpcom/proxy/public/nsIProxyObjectManager.idl
However, it is hardly ever necessary to use threading in Mozilla (and can be
iffy, since a
I am trying to port my activeX plugin to firefox.How do I marshall an
XPCOM interface between threads ?
Thanks in advance!
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Kate X wrote:
After a couple of days of debugging , I am able to start the update service
when application startup, but during the checkForUpdates, when trying to
open xmlhttprequest for update.xml, I got this error:
JavaScript Error: "[Exception... "Cannot modify properties of a
WrappedNative"
After a couple of days of debugging , I am able to start the update service
when application startup, but during the checkForUpdates, when trying to
open xmlhttprequest for update.xml, I got this error:
JavaScript Error: "[Exception... "Cannot modify properties of a
WrappedNative" nsresult: "0x80
Hello,
I have an IDL method declared as in an XPCOM component:
void hello(in AString world);
so in C++ : NS_IMETHODIMP _MYCLASS_::Hello(const nsAString &world);
However, each and every invocation of this method from JS (eg
obj.hello("foo")) will lead to a world.Length() of 0.
Do I need to do s
Do not bother on this... I found my mistake in a badly written Makefile.
Fabrice
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