The network code I have is definitely not necko. It's Samir.
(just my $0.02 of confusion)
Dan Mosedale wrote:
93npan$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Daniel Veditz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:If you want to build an add-on application for Mozilla you can create a .xpi
file without any Mozilla source and serve it on your website. If you want to
package your non-Mozilla application the way Netscape 6 is (i.e. with a
separate component downloader) then see Sean's post. There are key pieces
currently missing from the open source package--such as the download
agent!--that no one has volunteered to write. Netscape didn't need that
part because we used a 3rd party utility to fill that role.
I thought this was no longer true. The Mozilla linux installer works,
and it uses an open-source downloader based on necko. Am I confused?
Dan
