I still don't know why the 'builtin root module' is not in my secmod.db. One solution for me could be to use the 'modutil.exe'. But I get issues when I try to compile it. I work on a Windows 2000 system and have all the files to compile mozilla. I was able to compile it correctly by doing 'nmake /f client.mak build_all'. The fact is that the tools in 'security/nss/cmd' are not built.
Is there any special flag to specify? Does anybody already compile it on Win? If yes, can you send it to me off list? Thanks a lot for your help. Olivier [EMAIL PROTECTED] (olivier bataille) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > Hi all, > > We have created an application with VC++ that embed Gecko close to the > way the sample 'winembed' does. Everything works well except for > certain https pages. > But those pages are accessible with 'winembed'. > > I've found that the issue come from the secmod.db created by my > application. It does not contain the path to the dll that deal with > certification: nssckbi.dll. > (We tried to edit this binary file directly but it doesn't work) > > Does anybody know what we are missing? Or any clue? > > Is there a way to add this information in the secmod.db after its > creation? > > PS: If winembed, or mozilla, is launched before our application, then > a profile is created with a 'good' secmod.db and then, as our > application use this profile, it works. But We just can't tell the > user to start and close another application before ours! > > Thanks for any help, > > Olivier > > ------------------------------------------ > Olivier BATAILLE > Software Engineer > Integration New Media, Inc. > http://www.IntegrationNewMedia.com > > Creators of PDF Xtra, > V12 Database Engine, > SecureNet Xtra, > GoldenGate Database Connector > ------------------------------------------
