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Of course, I think the best is to sign our remote XUL application which I did without success (i.e. the signed code was treated as if it was invalid so I must have done something wrong along the way). There is much more I would like to say but not sure this is the appropriate place. | Of course, I think the best is to sign our remote XUL application which I did without success (i.e. the signed code was treated as if it was invalid so I must have done something wrong along the way). There is much more I would like to say but not sure this is the appropriate place. | ||
(Hans Harder) Signing remote XUL applications sounds nice, but how about dynamic remote XUL application, in other words how do I sign XUL applications which are dynamicly generated by remote perl scripts ? | |||
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