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In the file <tt>weave/chrome/content/fx-weave-overlay.js</tt>, find the function <tt>FxWeaveGlue()</tt>, and within the <tt>try</tt> block import your Engine class, instantiate it, and register it with Weave. Like so: | In the file <tt>weave/chrome/content/fx-weave-overlay.js</tt>, find the function <tt>FxWeaveGlue()</tt>, and within the <tt>try</tt> block import your Engine class, instantiate it, and register it with Weave. Like so: | ||
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function FxWeaveGlue() { | function FxWeaveGlue() { | ||
//... etc ... | //... etc ... | ||
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} catch (e) { | } catch (e) { | ||
//... etc ... | //... etc ... | ||
</pre> | |||
To make your engine work in Fennec, you must also add the same code to the function <tt>FennecWeaveGlue()</tt> in the file <tt>weave/chrome/content/fennec-weave-overlay.js</tt>. | To make your engine work in Fennec, you must also add the same code to the function <tt>FennecWeaveGlue()</tt> in the file <tt>weave/chrome/content/fennec-weave-overlay.js</tt>. | ||