i have implemented a small signing tool as a component to mozilla. am using NSS api directly... And after using my component in javascript, when i go to certificate manager of mozilla, i find all the inbuilt tokens (CA certificates) missing. I guess this a problem because of reinitializing NSS, pls suggest me a work around. Is there a way to use mozilla's initialization functions in a version compatible way?
Hmmm... it sounds dangerous. Are you loading your own version of NSS, or are you binding with the one supplied by mozilla? Are you initializing NSS yourself or having Mozilla do it's initialization.
I think you would have to get mozilla to initialize for you.
The built-in CA's are stored in a PKCS #11 module called nssckbi.dll. mozilla has code to make sure it gets loaded from the correct location.
How do i do that? I mean, how do i bind to the NSS that is supplied by Mozilla. Am right now initializing NSS myself. Do you mean to say that i need not initialize NSS in my component at all?
Prasad
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