I am trying to figure out if Netscape has dispatch interface allowing me to get to the supported DOM interfaces which are new for Netscape 6.0 Since you are saying that Netscape doesn't implement the dispatch interface, am I to assume that the DOM is inaccessible to me? "Tobias Trelle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:8vdm7a$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > "Arkadiy Vertleyb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb ... > > > object's needs) failed. Of course, silly me, I ran it in IE... and > > what does IE know about "components"? So, my question is: should the > > Yes, IE knows about components: it uses the Win32-COM/ActiveX > architecture (already for years). > > > scripts be ran only from the Mozilla browser, or there is some ActiveX > > to teach IE about XPCOM/XPConnect? > > Remember: there never was a thing like LiveConnect in IE, since > ActiveX objects (e.g. plug-ins) had all their properties, methods > and events directly dispatched to the browser DOM via COM. > > Since XPCOM doesn't implement the IE IDispatch interface > I hope IE in return will never support XPCOM. > > > Regards, Tobias Trelle > -- > CyCo Systems GmbH & Co. KG _____________ Smart.Fast.3D. > Tel +49-(0)234-96217-0 > Fax +49-(0)234-96217-17 > Web http://www.cycosys.com/ > > >
