From: valeski@netscape.com (Judson Valeski)
Newsgroups: netscape.public.mozilla.embedding
Subject: Re: nsIDocumentLoaderObserver migration guide?
Date: 8 May 2001 14:41:33 GMT
Organization: Another Netscape Collabra Server User
Lines: 44
Message-ID: <3AF8059A.D83EAAF@netscape.com>
To enable fine grained status tracking in webclient.
The following files are in this checkin.
M classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/EMWindow.java
M src_moz/CBrowserContainer.cpp
M src_moz/CBrowserContainer.h
This checkin migrates javaDOM to use the new nsIWebProgressListener
interface, removing its dependency on the now non-existant
nsIDocumentLoaderObserver.
It has only been tested inside webclient. QA needs to do the standalone
javaDOM tests.
The following files are in this bugfix:
dom/jni/org_mozilla_dom_DOMAccessor.cpp
dom/src/nsIJavaDOM.h
dom/src/nsJavaDOMImpl.cpp
dom/src/nsJavaDOMImpl.h
webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/test/EMWindow.java
webclient/classes_spec/org/mozilla/webclient/wrapper_native/CurrentPageImpl.java
Rhino: optimization for NativeFunction.java
Date:
Mon, 07 May 2001 14:19:59 +0200
From:
Igor Bukanov <igor.bukanov@windriver.com>
Organization:
Wind River
To:
Norris Boyd <nboyd@atg.com>
Hi, Norris!
This is the first of 3 patches that are completly independent from each
other.
Currently in NativeFunction its name stored as the first element in the
names array. But this lead to creation of a single element array for
each FunctionObject and for each script function that does not have
arguments or variables. The attached patch splits NativeFunction names
into simple functionName and argNames arrays and adjust code elsewhere
accordingly. This patch can increase memory footprint for anonymous
script functions without arguments because it adds additional field to
each NativeFunction, but I do not think this is a case to worry about.
Regards, Igor
Date: Mon, 07 May 2001 14:25:34 +0200
From: Igor Bukanov <igor.bukanov@windriver.com>
Organization: Wind River
To: Norris Boyd <nboyd@atg.com>
The current code that implements execMethod/methodArity for IdFunction
support returns an arbitrary value for id that is not known. This is not
very good behavior because it may hide bugs in the id support and it
also does not allow to distinguish ids that are used for function from
ids used for properties like String.length.
To fix this I changed semantic of the methodArity method to return -1
for an unknown/non-method id and added code to throw an exception for
bad ids. This change requires to adjust all NativeSomething objects that
use IdScriptabl and after a release all such interface changes would be
no go, but is not a release yet, right?
I also eliminated the "IdFunction f" argument from
IdFunction.Master.methodArity and the tagId field from IdFunction. When
I wrote the initial code for IdFunction.java, I added that just to be
able to use same id number in a class that implements IdFunction.Master
and its descendants via checking idTag. But that does not work in
general because IdScriptable can use id for non-function fields as well
so to avoid id clashes another way should be used. For example, if
someone would like to extend NativeMath to support more functionality,
he can use:
class Math2: extends NativeMath {
private static idBase;
{
if (idBase == 0) idBase = super.getMaximumId();
}
public int methodArity(int methodId) {
switch (methodId - idBase) {
case Id_foo: return 2;
case Id_bar: return 3;
}
return super.methodArity(methodId);
}
public Object execMethod
(int methodId, IdFunction f,
Context cx, Scriptable scope, Scriptable thisObj, Object[] args)
throws JavaScriptException
{
switch (methodId - idBase) {
case Id_foo: return ...;
case Id_bar: return ...;
}
return super.execMethod(methodId, f, cx, scope, thisObj, args);
}
protected int getMaximumId() { return idBase + MAX_ID; }
protected String getIdName(int id) {
switch (id - idBase) {
case Id_foo: return "for";
case Id_bar: return "bar";
}
return super.getIdName(id);
}
...
private static final int
Id_foo = 1,
Id_bar = 2,
MAX_ID = 2;
etc.
Note that a simpler solution to make MAX_ID field public in NativeMath
and write in Math2:
private static final int
Id_foo = NativeMath.MAX_ID + 1,
Id_bar = NativeMath.MAX_ID + 2,
MAX_ID = NativeMath.MAX_ID + 2;
does not work because in this way adding any new id to NativeMath would
break binary compatibility with Math2.
Rhino: fix for race conditions in listeners code in Context.java
Date:
Mon, 07 May 2001 14:22:57 +0200
From:
Igor Bukanov <igor.bukanov@windriver.com>
Organization:
Wind River
To:
Norris Boyd <nboyd@atg.com>
The current code for listeners and contextListeners in Context.java is
not race condition free. If contextListeners Vector would be modified
during context event firing loops, the code can produce
index-out-of-bounds exception. The problem with listeners array is more
subbtle and comes from the fact that ListenerCollection.java uses code like:
for(Enumeration enum = getAllListeners();enum.hasMoreElements();) {
Object listener = enum.nextElement();
if(iface.isInstance(listener)) {
array.addElement(listener);
}
}
where getAllListeners() uses Vector.elements to get element enumeration.
But to work with such enumeration in a thread safe way, one has to
synchronized against Vector, otherwise between enum.hasMoreElements()
and enum.nextElement() the last element can be removed.
Initially I thought to fix ListenerCollection and use it for
contextListeners as well, but then I realized that in its current form
ListenerCollection is very inefficient (it produces too many objects
just to get simple array to fire events), so I wrote ListenerArray.java
and use it in Context.java. It makes life simpler and shrinks code as well.
