a=edburns
r=ashuk
This checkin makes it so CBrowserContainer is properly released. The
problem was that the CBrowserContainer was still registered to the
docShell as a listener. The solution was to call
wcIBrowserContianer::RemoveAllListeners() in the WebShellInitContext
deallocator.
r=ashuk
bugs: 44327, 44328
NativeEventThread:
Re-instate the policy of creating an EventQueue for each window.
Put in a superfluous printf in processEventLoop that fixes 44327.
nsActions.{cpp,h}:
Added wsDeallocateInitContextEvent, to enable the correct
removal of the eventQueue, 44328
WindowControlImpl
Fire the wsDeallocateInitcontextEvent in nativeDestroyInitContext.
a=edburns
This checkin mainly does two things:
1. Correctly populates the java.awt.event.MouseEvent subclass with the
correct modifiers, x, y, and clickCount for the mozilla mouse event.
2. Adds a performance optimization: previously, every mouse event was
causing a new instance of java.util.Properties to be created. Now,
only one Properties instance is created per-page, and it is cleared on
each mouse event.
Also, I made the DOMMouseListenerImpl constructor initialize the
refCount to 0. This allows the object to be correctly deleted.
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/EMWindow.java
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/WCMouseListenerImpl.java
M src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.cpp
M src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.h
M src_moz/WindowControlImpl.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util.h
M src_moz/jni_util_export.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util_export.h
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/EMWindow.java
* Added test code for MouseListener properties: buttons, modifiers, etc.
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/WCMouseListenerImpl.java
* Added support for mouse modifiers. Pull values out of the hash table,
put them in the MouseEvent constructor.
M src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.cpp
* Modified constructors so they initialize all ivars.
* changed usage model of properties object to share the lifetime of the
DOMMouseListenerImpl instance. Needed to make use of the new function
util_ClearPropertiesObject() to do this. Now we have only one call to
util_DestroyPropertiesObject(), in the DOMMouseListenerImpl
destructor.
M src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.h
> virtual ~DOMMouseListenerImpl();
>
98a101
> protected:
100a104,105
>
> void JNICALL addMouseEventDataToProperties(nsIDOMEvent *aMouseEvent);
M src_moz/WindowControlImpl.cpp
* Initialize new WebShellInitConext member propertiesClass to nsnull
M src_moz/jni_util.cpp
* Added util_ClearPropertiesObject() an optimization.
* Store the jclass for java/util/Properties in an element in
WebShellInitContext. This prevents us from having to do FindClass
each time a mouse event occurs.
* Added a parameter to util_StoreIntoPropertiesObject.
M src_moz/jni_util.h
* Added propertiesClass to WebShellInitContext
* Added new method ClearPropertiesObject
* Added new last argument to DestroyPropertiesObject
M src_moz/jni_util_export.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util_export.h
* Added function pointer for util_ClearPropertiesObject.
a=edburns
r=drapeau
This checkin creates a dependency on the mozilla java dom module.
Please see mozilla\java\dom\README to build the java dom.
Note that you can just run make in mozilla\java and everything
should be built correctly.
A webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/DOMAccessPanel.java
A webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/DOMCellRenderer.java
A webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/DOMTreeDumper.java
A webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/DOMTreeModel.java
A webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/DOMTreeNotifier.java
A webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/DOMViewerFrame.java
M Makefile.win
M README
M webclient/classes_spec/Makefile.unix
M webclient/classes_spec/Makefile.win
M webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/CurrentPage.java
M webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/EMWindow.java
M webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/CurrentPageImpl.java
M webclient/src_moz/CurrentPageImpl.cpp
M webclient/src_moz/DocumentLoaderObserverImpl.cpp
M webclient/src_moz/Makefile.win
M webclient/src_moz/WindowControlImpl.cpp
M webclient/src_moz/jni_util.h
author=edburns
bug=41492
This change adds the following methods:
public static native void org.mozilla.dom.DOMAccessor.initialize();
The implementation of this method is:
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_org_mozilla_dom_DOMAccessor_initialize
(JNIEnv *env, jclass)
{
if (!JavaDOMGlobals::log) {
JavaDOMGlobals::Initialize(env);
}
}
This method is necessary for external clients that want to use JavaDOM,
but don't want to use the nsIDocumentLoaderObserver instance provided by
JavaDOM.
Please see http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=41497 for an
additional bug for which there is a workaround.
Ed
r=gbarney
a=edburns
This checkin adds java.awt.event.MouseListener support to webclient for
mozilla. The following files are include in this checkin. "A" is new
file "M" is modified file.
A classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/WCMouseEvent.java
A classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/WCMouseListenerImpl.java
A src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.cpp
A src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.h
A src_moz/dom_util.cpp
A src_moz/dom_util.h
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/EventRegistration.java
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/EMWindow.java
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/EventRegistrationImpl.java
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/NativeEventThread.java
M src_moz/DocumentLoaderObserverImpl.cpp
M src_moz/DocumentLoaderObserverImpl.h
M src_moz/EventRegistration.cpp
M src_moz/EventRegistration.h
M src_moz/Makefile.solaris
M src_moz/Makefile.win
M src_moz/NativeEventThread.cpp
M src_moz/NavigationImpl.cpp
M src_moz/RDFTreeNode.cpp
M src_moz/bal_util.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util.h
M src_moz/jni_util_export.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util_export.h
A classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/WCMouseEvent.java
* <P> This java.awt.event.MouseEvent subclass allows the user to access the
* WebclientEvent. This eventData of this WebclientEvent, if non-null,
* is a java.util.Properties instance that contains information about
* this event. </P>
* <P>The following are some interesting keys:</P>
* <UL>
* <LI> href
* </LI>
* <LI> #text
* </LI>
* </UL>
A classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/WCMouseListenerImpl.java
* This class wraps the user provided instance of
* java.awt.event.MouseListener so it can be installed as a
* WebclientEventListener. Note that we implement MouseListener so we
* can be detected by the webclient event system. We don't do anything
* with these methods here, though.
A src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.cpp
A src_moz/DOMMouseListenerImpl.h
* This class is the shim between the mozilla listener event system for
* mouse events and the java MouseListener interface.
* For each of the Mouse* methods, we call the appropriate method in java.
* See the implementation of MouseOver for an example.
* For each mouseEvent, we create a Properties object containing
* information about the event. We use methods in dom_util to do this.
A src_moz/dom_util.cpp
A src_moz/dom_util.h
/**
* Methods to simplify webclient accessing the mozilla DOM.
*/
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/EventRegistration.java
Added support for java.awt.event.MouseListener
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/EMWindow.java
Implemented simle MouseListener
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/EventRegistrationImpl.java
Added support for java.awt.event.MouseListener
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/NativeEventThread.java
Added support for java.awt.event.MouseListener
M src_moz/DocumentLoaderObserverImpl.cpp
M src_moz/DocumentLoaderObserverImpl.h
* We define a local IID to allow the addDocumentLoadListener and
* addMouseListener functions in EventRegistration.{h,cpp} to
* interrogate the currently installed DocumentLoaderObserver instance
* in mozilla.
*/
#define NS_IDOCLOADEROBSERVERIMPL_IID_STR "fdadb2e0-3028-11d4-8a96-0080c7b9c5ba"
#define NS_IDOCLOADEROBSERVERIMPL_IID {0xfdadb2e0, 0x3028, 0x11d4, { 0x8a, 0x96, 0x00, 0x80, 0xc7, 0xb9, 0xc5, 0xba }}
/**
* This class is the shim between the mozilla listener event system for
* document load events and the java DocumentLoadListener interface.
* For each of the On* methods, we call the appropriate method in java.
* See the implementation of OnEndDocumentLoad for an example.
* A DocumentLoaderObserverImpl instance has a "jobject target", which
* is the Java object that should ultimately receive the events. This
* target will be null if the user just wants to listen for mouse
* events. It willl be non-null if the user wants to listen for
* DocumentLoad events.
* It also hosts a nsIDOMMouseListener instance, which piggybacks on the
* nsIDocumentLoaderObserver instance.
M src_moz/EventRegistration.cpp
M src_moz/EventRegistration.h
Add support for MouseListener
M src_moz/Makefile.win
Added classes for MouseListener and Dom access
M src_moz/NativeEventThread.cpp
Added support for MouseListener
M src_moz/NavigationImpl.cpp
Added call to ReleaseStringChars for bal case.
M src_moz/RDFTreeNode.cpp
Added call to ReleaseStringChars for bal case.
M src_moz/bal_util.cpp
Added #include "wchar.h" so this file compiles on Solaris.
M src_moz/jni_util.cpp
Added implementations for util_CreatePropertiesObject,
util_DestroyPropertiesObject and util_StoreIntoPropertiesObject.
M src_moz/jni_util.h
/**
* A JNI wrapper to create a java.util.Properties object, or the
* equivalent object in the BAL case.
*/
jobject util_CreatePropertiesObject(JNIEnv *env, jobject reserved_NotUsed);
/**
* A JNI wrapper to destroy the object from CreatePropertiesObject
*/
void util_DestroyPropertiesObject(JNIEnv *env, jobject propertiesObject,
jobject reserved_NotUsed);
/**
* A JNI wrapper for storing a name/value pair into the Properties
* object created by CreatePropertiesObject
*/
void util_StoreIntoPropertiesObject(JNIEnv *env, jobject propertiesObject,
jobject name, jobject value);
M src_moz/jni_util_export.cpp
M src_moz/jni_util_export.h
Added functions for allowing the BAL user to specify functions for
{creating, destroying, setting values into} properties objects.
bug: pressing BACK hangs webclient
Files touched
File: DocumentLoadEvent.java Status: Locally Modified
Made the constants final so they can be used in a
switch statement
File: EMWindow.java Status: Locally Modified
Modified eventDispatched() so it doesn't call any webclient
events. This was causing the hang. Took advantage of
the newly implemented ability to pass a string from the
mozilla event handler into java.
File: DocumentLoaderObserverImpl.cpp Status: Locally Modified
Create a jstring from the url in the OnStartDocumentLoad event.
Pass it on to java.
File: jni_util.cpp Status: Locally Modified
Wrapped JNU_GetEnv in BAL stuff so it works from Star.
File: WebclinetEventListener.java Status: Locally Modified
Added comment to eventDispatched.
r=shaver
a=edburns
Native code changes: This fix eradicates all
occurrences of the following symbols
nsComponentManager nsServiceManeger
And replaces them with their nsI counterparts.
The following ns* classes still are used in
webclient, and no plans exist to replace them
with nsI counterparts: nsresult nsCOMPtr
nsCRT nsnull * nsServiceManager occurrences
were replaced with do_GetService(), using a
PROGID. * nsComponentManager occurrences were replaced with a call on the global class gComponentManager, declared in the new file ns_globals.h, and defined in WrapperFactoryImpl.cpp. ns_globals.h is included in jni_util.h. See the attachment to bug 33099 for ns_globals.h * Added deallocation code to WindowControlImpl.cpp nativeTerminate. I know it doesn't do much, but it's correct. Java code changes: * Added static method BrowserControlFactory.appTerminate(). This method simply calls the existing BrowserControlImpl.appTerminate(), which calls WrapperFactoryImpl.cpp nativeTerminate(). BrowserControlFactory.appTerminate() is called from EmbeddedMozilla's WindowListener, which gets fired when the user signals she wants the app to terminate.
r=ashuk
a=edburns
Add an "eventData" argument to WebclientEvent and subclasses.
This argument is sub-event specific. For example, when a user
gets a DocumentLoadEvent, with an event type of
STATUS_URL_LOAD, the eventData is a String containing
the status string from the browser.
Added support for doing this in a BAL context.
r=ashuk
a=edburns
Add an "eventData" argument to WebclientEvent and subclasses.
This argument is sub-event specific. For example, when a user
gets a DocumentLoadEvent, with an event type of
STATUS_URL_LOAD, the eventData is a String containing
the status string from the browser.
Added ability to allow Native webclient client to populate
the listener class hash table and provide an InstanceOf function.
This enables listeners to work for the future.
This change replaces all printfs in src_moz with calls to PR_LOG. No
printfs should appear in src_moz anymore.
You won't see any console output from native code unless you define
NSPR_LOG_MODULES=webclient:3
in your environment. Furthermore, if you want PR_LOG statements in
webclient to go to a file instead, define
WEBCLIENT_LOG_FILE=C:\VALIDDIR\filename.txt
in your environment. This file will get created fresh each time, since
PR_LOG uses fopen(filename, "w").
New Files:
I've created ns_globals.h, included from jni_util.h. ns_globals.h holds
an extern * to a struct used in the PR_LOG calls.
Significant changes:
WrapperFactoryImpl.cpp
nativeAppInitialize(){
Added:
#if DEBUG_RAPTOR_CANVAS
prLogModuleInfo = PR_NewLogModule("webclient");
const char *webclientLogFile = PR_GetEnv("WEBCLIENT_LOG_FILE");
if (nsnull != webclientLogFile) {
PR_SetLogFile(webclientLogFile);
// If this fails, it just goes to stdout/stderr
}
#endif
}
All the other files in this checkin follow the this pattern:
Before checkin:
printf("InitMozillaStuff(%lx): Create the Event Queue for the UI thread...\n",
initContext);
After checkin:
if (prLogModuleInfo) {
PR_LOG(prLogModuleInfo, 3,
("InitMozillaStuff(%lx): Create the Event Queue for the UI thread...\n",
initContext));
}
See http://lxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/nsprpub/pr/include/prlog.h#190
for the definition of PR_LOG
NativeEventThread's run() method's infinite loop was implemented. The
loop looks like this:
while (null != this.browserControlCanvas) {
synchronized (this.browserControlCanvas.getTreeLock()) {
nativeProcessEvents(nativeWebShell);
if (null != listenersToAdd && !listenersToAdd.isEmpty()) {
tempEnum = listenersToAdd.elements();
while (tempEnum.hasMoreElements()) {
nativeAddListener(nativeWebShell,
(WebclientEventListener)
tempEnum.nextElement());
}
listenersToAdd.clear();
}
}
}
The problem I was observing was that
nativeProcessEvents(nativeWebShell) would crash due to the fact that
the nativeWebShell, which is actually an WebShellInitContext instance,
had been de-allocated. This de-allocation happens as a result of the
WindowControlImpl.delete() method, which looks like this:
public void delete()
{
Assert.assert(null != eventThread, "eventThread shouldn't be null at delete time");
eventThread.delete();
eventThread = null;
nativeDestroyInitContext(nativeWebShell);
nativeWebShell = -1;
}
nativeDestroyInitContext de-allocates the WebShellInitContextInstance.
You can see that the first thing done is to delete the eventThread().
NativeEventThread.delete() looks like this:
public void delete()
{
// setting this to null causes the run thread to exit
synchronized(this.browserControlCanvas.getTreeLock()) {
browserControlCanvas = null;
}
...
}
If you compare NativeEventThread.delete() with the infinite loop in
NativeEventThread.run(), you'll see that the fact that they both
synchronize on the same object doesn't protect us from the following
case:
NativeEventThread: The infinite loop checks to see if the
browserControlCanvas is null, then does synchronize on
browserControlCanvas.getTreeLock(), then calls processNativeEvents().
meanwhile
WindowControlImpl thread: delete() calls NativeEventThread.delete(),
which does synchronize on browserControlCanvas.getTreeLock().
During NativeEventThread.delete(), synchronized section,
browserControlCanvas is set to null.
NativeEventThread: because the check for null browserControlCanvas
occurrs outside of the synchronized block, it's not recheked, and
thus, the event loop continues to process when it shouldn't.
The fix is to change the event loop to look like this:
while (true) {
synchronized (this.browserControlCanvas.getTreeLock()) {
// this has to be inside the synchronized block!
if (null == this.browserControlCanvas) {
return;
}
nativeProcessEvents(nativeWebShell);
if (null != listenersToAdd && !listenersToAdd.isEmpty()) {
tempEnum = listenersToAdd.elements();
while (tempEnum.hasMoreElements()) {
nativeAddListener(nativeWebShell,
(WebclientEventListener)
tempEnum.nextElement());
}
listenersToAdd.clear();
}
}
}
- reduces a number of c++<--> java calls
- added NULL checks
- made DOMAccessor to be secure
- added util and tests packages
- wrote test applets
- updated README
a=edburns
bug=32011
This change enables the current webclient API to be called from native
code.
It adds makefile and conditional compilation logic.
If the user defines BAL_INTERFACE in their environment before building
webclient, -DBAL_INTERFACE is added to LCFLAGS. This causes code in
jni_util_export.cpp to behave differently due to the conditional
compilation logic.
I've broken out the 8 functions that are necessary to call into the
Webclient JNI methods into jni_util_export.{h,cpp}.
I've created a new pair of files, bal_util.{h,cpp} that contain function
declarations and definitions that are used when src_moz is built with
BAL_INTERFACE. bal_util.obj is not built, nor added to webclient.dll if
building without BAL_INTERFACE.
See the page
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/blackwood/webclient/design/uno-transition.html
for a design document description of these changes.
r=ashuk
a=edburns
This set of changes replaces all occurrences of
env->Func(args...)
with
::util_Func(env, args...)
Except of course, for the implementations of the above mentioned
::util_Func() functions.
This is done to allow the JNI functions to be called from a non JNI
context, such as UNO.
