What is the status of JavaXPCM for use in XulRunner? Is it fully
functioning? Is it documented yet? All the information I find on
www.mozilla.org seems to be outdated, does anyone know where the most
recent information lives?
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Nathan Bell wrote:
What is the status of JavaXPCM for use in XulRunner? Is it fully
functioning? Is it documented yet? All the information I find on
www.mozilla.org seems to be outdated, does anyone know where the most
recent information lives?

Perhaps I wrote too soon, perhaps JavaXPCM isn't what I need at all.
What I would like to do is create XPCM components in Java, register
them and call them from my XUL application. Is this possible on the
Mozilla platform?

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Nathan Bell wrote:
Nathan Bell wrote:
>What is the status of JavaXPCM for use in XulRunner? Is it fully
>functioning? Is it documented yet? All the information I find on
>www.mozilla.org seems to be outdated, does anyone know where the most
>recent information lives?

Perhaps I wrote too soon, perhaps JavaXPCM isn't what I need at all.
What I would like to do is create XPCM components in Java, register
them and call them from my XUL application. Is this possible on the
Mozilla platform?

As I understand it, it is coming, but not here today:

That is, an XPCM loader is being written so that you can write
XPCM objects directly in Java.

If you can, you can try wrapping you java objects with a javascript
XPCM object.

Milowski

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Alex Milowski wrote:
If you can, you can try wrapping you java objects with a javascript
XPCM object.
For this method, read this article:
javier
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