Awesome! I've been looking at doing DBUS binding for Pyro, but I'd
gladly use yours instead.
I don't really understand why you'd expose Firefox's HTTP stack over
dbus, or allow DOM manipulation using the same. What do you have in
mind?
-Alex
On 7/23/07, Ian McKellar <ia...@mckellar.org> wrote:
On 7/23/07, Havoc Pennington <hp...@redhat.com> wrote:
- investigate how HTTP state of browser can be used by any app
I'm working on exposing Firefox's HTTP stack over DBus. Should be handy.
With this is should also be possible to expose as much browser state as
desktop apps might need - right up to grease-monkey-like interaction with
web sites.
I've basically got the beginnings of a DBus->XPCOM bridge. It seems to kind
of work a little bit for the tiny subset of types that I've written the
marshaling code for. It's implemented as an XPCOM module that could be
installed by an extension or installed system-wide in
/usr/lib/firefox/components
When it's demoable I'll throw my git tree up and post some binaries.
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