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Revision as of 17:16, 22 October 2006
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Contents
Setting up an application file structure
First set up the application file structure to the following:
/applicationName /chrome /applicationName your app files chrome.manifest /defaults /preferences prefs.js application.ini
This file structure is used on a Linux platform. If your using a different platform, please visit Deploying XULRunner 1.8 to find the file struture for your specific platform.
Notes:
Users can change the name of the italicized filename and folders
Setting up the application.ini file
XULRunner first looks at the application.ini file. This file contains configurations of how the application uses XULRunner. which tells the application how it uses XULRunner.
Setting up the chrome.manifestj file
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