OS/2, eCS & ArcaOS - Technical > Applications
What happend to XUL.DLL?
Dave Yeo:
Well Firefox (and the other Mozilla apps) aren't native apps on any platform but rather a combination of native widgets, xul and JavaScript pretending to be native. IBM and others put a lot of work into making it act as native as possible but I'm sure there has been minor regressions which is to be expected with our shortage of developers. We're actually doing a lot better then most of the discontinued ports where only 10four (Mac PPC) is about the only other one keeping up. Mozilla development is very fast moving now and they're planning on speeding it up :(
I'm just happy to have a relatively up to date browser that mostly works.
Pete:
Hi Joop
I notice a difference in your set path statements:-
set path=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;i:\firefox_602
set path=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;i:\firefox_2481;
Could the ";" be the problem?
Something else that may help is to add %path% ie:-
set path=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;i:\firefox_2481;%path%
Regards
Pete
Joop:
Thanks Pete for your answer.
--- Quote from: Pete on August 03, 2015, 04:18:25 pm ---Hi Joop
I notice a difference in your set path statements:-
set path=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;i:\firefox_602
set path=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;i:\firefox_2481;
Could the ";" be the problem?
--- End quote ---
I tried with and without ";", both same results. Sometimes things hangs or work (depends how you look at it) on just those small "things".
--- Quote from: Pete on August 03, 2015, 04:18:25 pm ---Something else that may help is to add %path% ie:-
set path=i:\JAVA\JAVA160\bin;i:\firefox_2481;%path%
--- End quote ---
That's not a good idea because the whole path of config.sys is included with the possible outcome of conflicts.
Wim Brul:
For jAlbum 11.6.17 and Firefox ESR 31.8.0 I used
--- Code: ---@echo off
set classpath=
set beginlibpath=d:\programs\openjdk6\bin
set path=d:\programs\openjdk6\bin
cd g:\jalbum
g:
java -Dbrowser.cmd="g:\firefox\firefox!el.exe" -Dbrowser.arg0="$url" -Xmx500M -jar JAlbum.jar
--- End code ---
I don't have a firefox!.env file so firefox!l.exe would be better.
Dave Yeo:
I'd recommend that everyone add "G" to their run! commands on the odd chance that something interesting is logged during a crash etc.
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