Implement MRJ Plugin Porting.

http://mozdev.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=905 has been marked as a dupe of this bug.

Test cases for this feature: http://www.mozilla.org/quality/browser/front-end/testcases/oji/

http://mozdev.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=1134 has been marked as a dupe.

Progress: basic mouse events and typing are now working. Had to use implement much of this by explicit posting of Carbon events. Mouse tracking / dragging is still not working.

->bnesse for Mouse tracking / dragging if he doesn't have any higher priority issues

Is this done?

Still some carbon event cleanup work to do.

Mine, sigh.

Antil I hope you do know that the image contained in the first attachement contains your bugzilla account information? ps: make sure you correctly add the file type information.

Comment on attachment 147611 [details] This isattachmet Marking obsolete; these docs have nothing to do with this bug (or anything else that I can tell)

What does this bug mean? I don't understand...

Can we get permission to package the sourceforge Java Embedding Plugin with Camino and have done with this? I think it's only a shim through Apple's Wewbkit and Java Embedding Framework, so it is a bit of a hack, but Jasper is already commenting WFM on several Camino Java bugs based on this plugin. http://javaplugin.sourceforge.net/Readme.html

(In reply to comment #14) I'm the Java Embedding Plugin's author. This issue has been raised and discussed several times at bug 197813. Read through the last 25 or so comments and post there, if you'd like. I don't think the Java Embedding Plugin is yet ready for inclusion with Mozilla/Firefox/Camino, which would put it into the hands of tens of thousands of naive users. But not-so-naive users can already find it pretty easily, and I think it's fine to direct Mac users who report Java problems to the Java Embedding Plugin's home page (I've been doing this myself). But I don't want to repeat myself. See under bug 197813 for a more detailed discussion. > I think it's only a shim through Apple's Wewbkit and Java Embedding > Framework It's not. Take a look at the Readme and the source code (the code is heavily commented, and it should be possible to understand many of the comments without understanding the code). > it is a bit of a hack It _is_ a hack ... but that's what's required.

Oops. Forgot to add this: http://javaplugin.sourceforge.net/

Simon, was this bug essentially about adding features now provided by the JEP? Is it still valid? Whatever it is, it escaped our Java meta tracker, so blocking bug 224615 to get it on that list.

Yeah, this is obsoleted by the JEP