Re: Chrome loader question

Hi Denis,

> If I want to package my chrome files in the same
> tree
> as my java files, is there a Chrome Loader that is
> fit
> for the job? (that is to say the tree may be a plain
> directory during develpement time, and will be a
> signed jar for deployement).

  As far as I can tell you need to either switch a
property to make it work or add a little check in your
code before you setup the chrome loader.

  You might also wonna look into creating your own
chrome loader or extentending the "standard" chrome
loader. For a "custom" chrome loader in the wild you
might wonna check out the SimpleChromeLoader source
shipping with Luxilla.
 
> Currently I always put my chromes in a separate jar,
> even during developpement time, and always use the
> ChromeJarResourceLoader. Ant make the process
> straight
> forward, but I think it could be easier, especially
> for newbies. Any hint?

  Well, as far as I can tell you can use
ChromeJarResourceLoader even if you pack up your xul
files (chrome) in a single jar along with all your
java classes.

  But you might wonna look into creating your own that
uses a different directory structure and file filter
and may configure itself using probing, for example.

  - Gerald



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