Peter,
using http-on-examine-response is working fine in all the versions
of firefox starting from 1.5.0.4; I haven't tested it below that.
and thankx a lot for your comments
regards,
Arun
On Jun 30, 1:12 am, Peter Djalaliev wrote:
> Hi Arun,
>
> You are right, this should work. The ht
Hi Arun,
You are right, this should work. The http-on-examine-response fires
when Firefox receives an HTTP response:
http://mxr.mozilla.org/firefox/source/netwerk/protocol/http/src/nsHttpChannel.cpp#874
The first response arrives after the TLS connection has been
established, so the channel sho
Thankx a lot Peter
This works fine.
But as you mentioned this is not possible with the older series
browsers. So I just tried to fetch the certificate when "http-on-
examine-response" is fired.
I could fetch the certificates of all the internal domains. So can
this be used as such or st
Arun,
One way is to register a nsIStreamListener using the
nsITraceableChannel interface of the HTTP channel. Your
nsIStreamListener will need to implement onStartRequest(),
onStopRequest() and onDataAvailable(). In your case, however, the
last two will just be almost empty methods. In onStartR
Thankx Peter,
But how is the registration for nsIRequestObserver done. I tried
out many options, but in no way I'm able to query the nsISSLStatus
interface through nsIRequestObserver.
regards,
Arun
On Jun 25, 6:07 pm, Peter Djalaliev wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The images are also fetched through HTT
Hi,
The images are also fetched through HTTP GET requests, right? "http-
on-modify-request" is domain-independent, i.e it will notify you of
every outgoing HTTP request, both to websites A and B. For example,
assuming that A is the main web server and B is the image server, you
should see one or
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