I have a minor problem with regards to using the dispatch() method in
Firebug within my extension.
In my extension, I have a network trace object which keeps track of
the network request, matching response and also the associated
response data.
function NetworkTraceObject()
{
// Define properties
}
NetworkTraceObject.prototype = extend(BaseTraceObject,
{
// Define methods
toString: function()
{
return "object NetworkTraceObject";
},
...
onResponseDataWriteComplete: function(status, fileName, fileLength)
{
...
},
});
The response data is being collected by a seperate object with which
the above object has been registered as a listener. The
onResponseDataWriteComplete() function is supposed to be called (via
dispatch()) when the response data related to this request has been
completely received. Trouble is the check for "listener.hasOwnProperty
()" fails in dispatch() for "onResponseDataWriteComplete".
What pattern should I be using to correctly define NetworkTraceObject?
Is there any harm in defining onResponseDataWriteComplete() as a
direct member of NetworkTraceObject() instead of putting it in the
prototype?
Come to think of it, I will probably make NetworkTraceObject register
directly with nsITraceableChannel and avoid the extra intermediate
object, but still would like to know if I'm doing anything wrong
above.
Regards,
Manoj
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