On 2/21/06, L505 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where's the the Lin32 API when you need it? (Ermm. good quote of the year)
Lol! Like people say here. It doesn't exist yet, but fell free to
implement it. rssss
> Does firefox have some sort of API that allows users to remote control it from
> another process? Does *NIX itself offer any standard inter-process
> communication
> tactic or must each program contain a home brewed custom server damon (written
> from scratch each time) to receive unix sockets or other API/remote
> communication?
You don't need a Firefox API to do this. Just send the shell command:
"mozilla-firefox www.google.com" and if firefox is already open, it
will open the page without opening a new instance. I tested here, try
on your command line with firefox already open. If you want it to open
a new instance, there is probably a command line switch for this.
--
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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