Hi David, I would appreciate If MS COM-IDispatch spupport would be included in the Win32 branch by default. It would be so much easier to offer or migrate solutions for mozilla browsers, without building own Mozillas.
Example: We have developed a nive IE-Toolband and I would like to offer a similar feature with an XUL-Band. Because of the rather low markt share of mozilla browsers we cannot invest in an extra development. The MS-COM components are ready to use. Please influence a decision to include if possible. Regards, Martin ContentSaver - The Web Archiver www.macropool.com "David Bradley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Martin Koppmann wrote: > > David, > > > > thanks for responding. > > I admit not to be very familiar with the mozilla project. > > > > What do you mean with 'code in the tree'? > > Where can I get those builds, supporting this? How are they identified? > > Can other versions be updated or patched to support this? > > The logic exists in source on our cvs server. There are no Mozilla > nightlies/builds that have this enabled. It's an optional feature that > embedders can choose to turn on or off. > > To see if this is turned on you can check for the ActiveXObject property > on the global object. If that property exists, then it is enabled, (it > could still be turned off at runtime, though). > > The code is controled by XPC_IDISPATCH_SUPPORT environment variable: > set XPC_IDISPATCH_SUPPORT=1 > > David >
