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nsSanePluginControl.idl Landing the XPCDOM_20010329_BRANCH branch, changes mostly done by jband@netscape.com and jst@netscape.com, also some changes done by shaver@mozilla.org, peterv@netscape.com and markh@activestate.com. r= and sr= by vidur@netscape.com, jband@netscape.com, jst@netscpae.com, danm@netscape.com, hyatt@netscape.com, shaver@mozilla.org, dbradley@netscape.com, rpotts@netscape.com. 2001-05-08 17:42:36 +00:00
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README

What is this plug-in?
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This is a Linux/Mozilla plug-in that enables a scanner/digital 
camera application to be created with JavaScript. To this end
the SANE plug-in provides two things:
	
	1. I have attempted to export all of the SANE API's 
	   from the SANE native libraries to JavaScript.
           (I have provided two brain-dead samples for a 
           CPia USB digital camera and HP 6300 scanner.)

	2. A drawing surface for displaying the scanned image. 

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Why did you bother?
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Originally, I used this plug-in to cut my teeth on the new Mozilla
XPCom plug-in model.  Now I am hoping to provide a Linux/Mozilla
plug-in sample that exercises most of the functionality that the 
Linux community would want to use (like connecting JavaScript
to native code.) 

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You know, Linux isn't the only UN*X around!
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I say Linux because that is the only platform I have built/tested on.
SANE is supported by a long list of UN*X OS's so there is no reason
that other platforms shouldn't work with this plug-in.

(I have tried to stick to NSPR functions for this reason, but it's easy
to over look a couple of Linux specific functions.)

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How do I build this beast?
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In order to build this plug-in, you need the SANE (Scanner Access
Now Easy) libraries/headers installed on your system.  For more
info on SANE, go to http://www.mostang.com/sane.