Investigating your described method, it seems jar/zip files do not contain individual file's added/created, modified etc dates? For a chrome file located in a jar file, nsIZipEntry would have to be used, however the zip entry interface has no date properties or methods.
Am I correct? Thanks, James James Newell wrote: > Thanks I'll give that a go. I am using it to check that the user's date > has not been set back in time. > > Benjamin Smedberg wrote: > > James Newell wrote: > > > Hi, > > > Is there any way to retrieve the last modified date of a chrome file > > > (not neccessarily js) that may be in a jar or on the file system. Does > > > chrome support anything like http headers that it could be retrieved > > > from? > > > > It's not readily supported, but you could hack it. > > nsIChromeRegistry.convertChromeURL will convert a chrome URI into its > > underlying URI. You can typically then QI this URI to nsIFileURL or > > nsIJARURI and get the information you need from that. But as you can see, > > that's a little hacky. > > > > What in particular are you trying to do that you need to get the > > last-modified date of chrome? > > > > --BDS > > > > Followups to the better newsgroup mozilla.dev.tech.network _______________________________________________ dev-tech-network mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-network
