Benjamin Smedberg wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I'm interested in adopting standalone XPCOM for creating cross > > platform software and so far from the experiments that I've done it's > > going to do the job. The only additional criteria that I have is that > > I need for the components to be accessible from Java applications. > > I've been looking for answers to whether one can use JavaXPCOM with > > standalone XPCOM. > > > > I've been building standalone XPCOM on windows by configuring it this: > > ./configure --enable-standalone-modules=xpcom --enable-javaxpcom > > --enable-application=standalone > > > > but when I try to enable javaxpcom via: > > > > ./configure --enable-standalone-modules=xpcom --enable-javaxpcom > > --enable-application=standalone > > > > I find that the makefiles for javaxpcom are not being generated (they > > are when configuring for xulrunner). > > > > Does anyone know what the story is? Is using JavaXPCOM for interfacing > > Java clients to standalone XPCOM possible? > > JavaXPCOM is not designed to work with standalone XPCOM, and indeed > standalone XPCOM is mostly a dead project (certainly not actively > maintained). Is there a particular reason you don't want to use the standard > XULRunner runtime that has JavaXPCOM builtin? > > --BDS
I was only avoiding the xulrunner build because I was not interested in creating a mozilla app and just wanted to use XPCOM as a cross platform component framework. Will building the xulrunner runtime allow me to use xpcom as a framework without requiring to embed mozilla in some way? Best regards, Martin _______________________________________________ dev-tech-xpcom mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-xpcom
