typo?
your code samples said...
Components.classes["Webterm"]
You've twice shown the error as...
Components.classes.webterm has no properties
JS is case sensitive. Is this a typo in your code or your
message?
No the JS interpreter (etc.) is not substantially different.
You've probably changed your code or not registered it correctly
in the new install.
If you've changed the plugin code to register differently named
(in terms of contractids or interface names) components then
you'd need to force an autoregistration. This does not happen
automatically in release builds. regxpcom.exe will do this.
Removing your component.reg file and re-running mozilla is the
brute force way to do this. The same goes for changes xpt files
that reflect the interface information. The registration info for
them is generated into components/xpti.dat. You can delete that
file and rerun. Or just run regxpcom.exe and it will detect
changed xpt files and likely do the right thing.
John.
Patrick McHale wrote:
>
> MOZILLA_XPTI_REGLOG - sorry where is this?
>
> Also - The plugin is registered and operational. It appears in the about
> plugins list. Everything seems fine and the plugin / xpcom stuff is
> working - yet still comes up with the error in the debug console window.
>
> javascript error
> file :///c:/Mozilla/Locations/NS6Hollis.htm line 7:
> Components.classes.webterm has no properties.
>
> Seems strange that it should be giving this error message as it did not do
> this until I upgraded to Mozilla 0.9. Everything else is working fine.
> Does the javascript interpreter work differently under Mozilla 0.9.?
>
> Patrick McHale
> Powerlan USA
>
> "David Bradley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > Patrick McHale wrote:
> > >
> > > So how do you register it - attached is the javascript in a zip file.
> What
> > > have I missed in the javascript?.
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > >
> > > Patrick McHale
> > > Powerlan USA
> >
> > You should only have to put it in the components directory, is that
> > where's its living? Next try regxpcom that should register stuff. Also
> > you might want to turn on logging on for auto registering to see if that
> > tells you anything. Do that by setting the MOZILLA_XPTI_REGLOG
> > environment variable to a file name.
