Re: NSAPI/ OJI/ Applet plugin
Philippe Laporte <[email protected]> Mon, 06 Mar 2006 18:46:34 +0100
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Hi, Michael Koch wrote: >On Mon, Mar 06, 2006 at 01:15:03PM +0100, Philippe Laporte wrote: > > >>Some preliminary questions: >> >>- Why is the security not finished? No one seriously using this plugin >>yet? Why not? >> >> > >Because its a hell of lot of work to audit several hundred thousend >lines of existing code in GNU classpath. RedHat has now some person >working fulltime on the audit but it still needs much time. > > Do you have a schedule/roadmap/timeline for this to be completed? > > > >>- Why non-gnu? Why not migrate to the classpath tree? >> >> > >We are working on this and consider a merge when the security audit is >done and some bugs are fixed and some really missing features are >implemented. > > What are these really missing features and how essential are they? >>- How many browser to Java APIs are there all in all and what's their >>stories? >> >> > >ParseException: Can't understand the question. > >gcjwebplugin supports all browsers using the Gecko engine from Mozilla. > >Konqueror has its own applet framework which just needs a secure VM. >Last I tried jamvm worked but I wouldnt use it in a productive >environment yet as the audit is not done. > > > I didn't know OJI was depecrated. Haven't looked at the situation extensively yet... >>There is a good chance I will need a fully functional open-source OJI >>plugin sometime soon. >> >> > >As stated before OJI is deprecated and will be removed in the next major >release of Mozilla. So we will hopefully never need a fully functional >open-source OJI plugin. > > It's all fine. I would be working in conjunction with the minimo guys and they use the latest Gecko/Mozilla. Thanks a lot, Philippe