On 9/23/2013 8:45 AM, Philipp Kewisch wrote:


Initially it seems it would be easy to replace calDateTime with a JS component and I had started to do this, but unfortunately calDateTime is instanciated directly (via constructor, not via xpcom) in a few locations in our C code, so replacing only calDateTime with a JS implementation wouldn't really work out well.
Maybe it's possible to replace the C++ constructor call with an XPCOM service call which wraps?

If there would be some secret backdoor to continue using JSAPI that would give us a little bit longer before we replace the whole backend, I could live with this happening.
This will be configurable, so we should be able to turn it off for Thunderbird but turn it on for Firefox. But I don't think that any other kind of backdoor would be better than the current situation.

--BDS

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