Hi, I am aware this issue. Unfortunately XUL was not adopted by Chrome yet (it is able to show only several XUL tags) and I do not know if they plan full support. It would be very valuable for the Chrome OS.
Cheers, -- Pavel > Hi Pavel, > I assume this only works with Firefox - is that correct? I've looked > around http://code.google.com/p/xuljet/ and can't find such details. > > If it is specific to Firefox I think you will have much reduced > interest as Chrome is becoming more important by the day and IE9 isn't > far away. > PK> Hi all, PK> I think you should pay attention XULJet framework [1]. This framework PK> tries to facilitate the development of JavaScript applications on the PK> Mozilla XULRunner runtime and it is maybe the most natural way how to PK> develop desktop applications supported by CouchDB. PK> Ajax requests have no limited destinations in XULRunner and with other PK> privileges (access to local files, execution of local processes...) it PK> provides an easy-to-use platform for desktop applications with native PK> look&feel. PK> Because the applications are written in JavaScript it is really very PK> easy to work with CouchDB. PK> XULJet has this main features: PK> - component-based structure that increases reuseability of the code PK> - readable description of GUI directly in JavaScript, no need of PK> external XML files PK> - powered by Google Closure Library that provides good modular system PK> and additional tools PK> - easy access to XUL elements using bindings to component properties PK> - simple embedding of HTML and SVG PK> - forms (they have no direct support in XUL) PK> - simple generation of printed reports PK> The archive with version 2.0.1 includes CouchDB library from Futon PK> with small modifications for the Closure Library. PK> [1] http://code.google.com/p/xuljet/ PK> Cheers, PK> -- Pavel Krivanek
