On 2014-09-02 11:06 AM, Derek Wueppelmann wrote: > Hello, > > I've started to use the openpgpjs library recently and was interested in > getting the generateKeyPair method to run a callback method instead of > blocking while running. However after several attempts at using the > callback method I have been unsuccessful in getting this to work. My > first attempts resulted in error messages about not having a worker > initialized. My attempt to initialize a worker failed due to not knowing > what path to use. Or when I used the minified version of the library it > failed due to not being able to find the correct library file. > > Is there an example of using the minified library and having the > generateKeyPair method run asynchronously? Never mind, I found an archive of the list and looked back at previous messages. I found the solution. I was missing a library. After making a call to openpgp.initWorker with the correct path to the openpgp.worker.min.js it all works out.
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