Hi all,
I'm using Eclipse SWT Browser(V3.3) on Suse Linux 10, which uses
XULRunner version 1.8.0.1. I need to let JVM loaded Xulrunner runtime
find an additional Chrome position, e.g. i want to specify "/home/
tester/.mozilla/eclipse/chrome" as additional chrome directory. So
that the SWT.Browser can load chrome://... in the SWT Browser
SWT Browser has implemented LocationProvider and registered when
initialing XULRunner in JVM, when I tried with SWT.Browser in
debugging, I can see xulrunner
queries for "UChrm" in getFile() and "ChromeML" in getFiles().
In my testing,
A) Hack SWT java code to return "/home/tester/.mozilla/eclipse/chrome"
when getFile() asking for "UChrm".
Result: Nothing happens when I try to visit my Chrome URI.
B) Hacking SWT java code to return an array of Chrome locations when
getFiles() asking for "ChromeML"
"/usr/lib/xulrunner-1.8.0.1/chrome"
"/home/tester/.mozilla/eclipse/chrome"
Result: This time, I can successfully load registered Chrome URIs.
So my question is:
How can we make it work with "UChrm"? Does UChrm suppose to specify
an user Chrome directory?
Because Eclipse SWT.Browser automatically returns "/home/
tester/.mozilla/eclipse/chrome" when asking for "UChrm", bu if I use
"ChromeML", I must hack the SWT open source code.
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