alta88, thanks for your reply!
I was able to get a full list of all localized prefix-strings from
"l10n" repository. This helps a lot! Didn't know there are separate
"l10n" repositories, so couldn't find this before.
Regarding using JavaScript to get the "PrivateTokenDescription" string:
You probably mean that this code could be used inside Thunderbird, e.g.
in an extension, right?
My situation is a bit different, as we have a separate *stand-alone*
program, which needs to perform the whole certificate import and setup
process (it's a C# program, by the way).
So far, our program will invoke /pk12util/ and /certutil/ from NSS Tools
to import the certificates and it then updates the "prefs.js" file manually.
Is there any way how our program could figure out the
"PrivateTokenDescription" string from a local Thunderbird (or Firefox)
installation, without having to use a built-in LUT?
Possible options for us include:
1. Invoking a suitable command-line tool and capturing the output
2. Calling some function from a DLL
3. Reading the data directly from a file or from the registry
(So far, I was unable to figure out where exactly the localized strings
are stored in a local Thunderbird installation)
Best Regards!
Daniel
Am 17.07.2015 um 21:42 schrieb alta88:
On 07/15/2015 09:57 AM, Trick, Daniel wrote:
3. Where does the prefix string come from? I did full-text search on the
Thunderbrid source codes, but the strings "Sécurité personnelle" or "das
Software-Sicherheitsmodul" do not exist in Thunderbrid source. They
neither exits in NSS Tools source.
The name for the localized string is PrivateTokenDescription (found by
searching for the en-US value). You can get the localized name with a
call like this, in js:
Services.strings.createBundle("chrome://pipnss/locale/pipnss.properties").GetStringFromName("PrivateTokenDescription");
All the localizations are here:
http://mxr.mozilla.org/l10n-mozilla-release/search?string=PrivateTokenDescription&find=&findi=&filter=^[^\0]*%24&hitlimit=&tree=l10n-mozilla-release
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