Kate X wrote: > I have a question, does firefox need java installed, since I saw some jar > files in the package.
NSS and PSM have no requirement for Java. > The reason I'm asking this now I need jar files in > chrome directory and jar50.dll. JAR files are structured zip files. Java is not the only software that uses JAR files. FF uses JAR files without needing Java, IINM. > since it writes secmod.db file when access > ssl, and in secmod.db file I saw absolute path for loading nssckbi.dll, is > it possible that it uses relative path? Yes, paths in secmod.db may be relative or absolute. They may also be simple file names, what are treated a little differently than either relative or absolute path names (they are looked up in the PATH, IIRC) on Windows. -- Nelson B _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
