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Other jsLib Installations
| XPI | Build Date | Build Type | Target Platforms | Description | Size | jslib_current.xpi | Jan 28, 2010 | Full Production Install | Mozilla Firefox 0.9+ Thunderbird 0.7+ |
This is the full installation of jsLib | 204K |
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| jslib_current_lite.xpi | Jan 28, 2010 | Production Install Lite (smaller download size) |
Mozilla Firefox 0.9+ Thunderbird 0.7+ |
This is the lite version of jsLib, a smaller download, but with full functionality. | 140K |
| jslib_current_static.xpi | Jan 28, 2010 | Development Install | Mozilla | For use w/ xpcshell and XUL. Source code is uncompressed. | 220K |
On Mozilla, jsLib installs into your Mozilla application chrome directory, thus making it available to all profiles. On some systems where you may not have write permission, jsLib will install into the moz user profile that is requesting the install. In which case it will be available only to that profile.
On Firefox and Thunderbird, jsLib is integrated into the Extension Manager system. It installs into the extensions/
sub-folder in the user profile directory.
After you successfully install the jsLib package, you can test it out.
Launch Mozilla from a shell or command prompt.
Linux/Unix/OSX
# from mozilla bin dir ./mozilla -jslib
Windows
# from mozilla bin dir mozilla.exe -jslib
Or you can test your jslib install from your browser.
Just open a new tab:
File->New->Navigator Tab (Ctl+t).In your location URL bar type:
chrome://jslib/content/In all cases, you should see the jslib splash screen. Just click on it to make it go away.
If you have install problems:
If you see "chrome registration failed" error, this probably means that you are on Linux using a root installed version of Mozilla. To rectify this problem, you will need to go to your Mozilla installation directory and do this:
$ cd /usr/lib/mozilla-1.x.x/chrome/ # where mozilla-1.x.x is the name of the installed system wide version $ chmod a+w mozilla/chrome/installed-chrome.txtThis files needs to be writable by users other than root so add-ons can be installed.
Using jsLib in your application
Or just type jslib:docs or jslib:help