CompGeek01
07-13-2005, 09:45 AM
I've been having some issues getting a straight answer from the Mozilla devs on IRC so I'll try here, and numerous other forums.
I'm looking to modify a current personal project of mine to perform in real time based on all data sent to a current window/tab (irrelevant at the current moment). The data (including http responses/requests) would be pushed into a steam which I could possibly flush every once in a while so that I didn't hog more resources than I need. I'm using the Mozilla API and I've been looking into using their nsiObserver type. I've found how to read response headers and the like, just no indication of how to attach and read all incoming data. I'd have to bind (?) somewhere and leech? I'm about 3 days into learning the API, so be fairly gentle, but if anyone knows how to start this task (heck, I'd take a class name/function call) I'd be grateful.
Maybe this is easier than I think.
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I'm looking to modify a current personal project of mine to perform in real time based on all data sent to a current window/tab (irrelevant at the current moment). The data (including http responses/requests) would be pushed into a steam which I could possibly flush every once in a while so that I didn't hog more resources than I need. I'm using the Mozilla API and I've been looking into using their nsiObserver type. I've found how to read response headers and the like, just no indication of how to attach and read all incoming data. I'd have to bind (?) somewhere and leech? I'm about 3 days into learning the API, so be fairly gentle, but if anyone knows how to start this task (heck, I'd take a class name/function call) I'd be grateful.
Maybe this is easier than I think.
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