Amnon David <amnon.da...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I haven't tried it as I don't own

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Hi, Great to know about jNext. I have been looking out for something like this. Now what I want to

Hi I'm trying to use Jnext but I can't get it to work. I'm using Firefox under Linux (

I have the problem fixed. That's my problem. On 2月10日, 下午2时21分, chinimei <chini...@163.com>

The code is currently covered by the MPL license, and to the best of my knowledge there is nothing in

jnext socket (like the other plugins) was written more as a proof of concept than a production

First thanx for this good component it is really saved alot of works to me, but i think it won't

Problems fixed. I now understand what incomplete means. FireFox need to export the file npjnext.dll

Thank You for your kindly help. I have solved my problem at last. The main problem is i am not aware

As always, the devil is in the details. There's a security hole that looks like its going to be

Thanks - haven't had that problem with firefox 3.0 but I'll fix it in the makefile as you

Ok, this is what needs to be done: 1. Apparently there was a small problem in the contents of the

I've just checked in the fixes for the Linux socket sources and verified they compile and run

Hi Gabe, thanks for reporting this. If you like to follow the current source, you should get the

Formatting, update about mac compatibility. Click on http://groups.google.com/group/jnext/web/what-is

I updated the todo list with stuff Amnon and me discussed in private mail. You are welcome to edit

JNEXT has to be installed on every machine where you'd want access to native resources (such as

That did it! I had to append "Environment.NewLine" to the message I wanted to send and the

The plugins worked fine on the Windows version of Opera but there were problems on the Linux version

Hi Amnon, the solution works propertly. Thanks Again. Regards. Pedro. On 17 ene, 19:27, Amnon David

Hi thomas this is the complete code to launch events. bool DispatchEvent( const string& strEvent,

I also find it convenient to launch the Web browser (firefox/IE) from the VS development environment.

Hi Pablo, Thanks for the update. I'm excited about your effort to port jnext to the Mac OS/X. In

Pedro Fraca wrote: > Thanks for the comment. I know this way. I think is good way. I will > use