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signing javascript in jsp files

Asked by scriptnov in JavaScript

Tags: javascript, jsp, signing

Hi,

A Java web application uses an XPCom module to do digital signing.
In order to be able to acces the module from javascript in Mozilla the  xpConnect privilege is needed.
This means javascript needs to signed.(Unless there are other alternatives to be able to be granted the privilege, i'd be happy to hear about them).
I have isolated the javascript code relevant to mozilla in a seperate .js file, signed it and packaged it in a .jar file.(With the Netscape signtool.nss 3.9.2). Reference to the signed script is passed as follows:
<script archive="/scripts/secure/signedscripts.jar" src="selectSigner.js">
I also tried referencing with the full url ("http/:www.etc.com/scripts/secure/signedscripts.jar")
in the jsp page I acces the script as folows:
<BODY onLoad="alert(getsExpandedPrivileges() ? 'Pass' : 'FAIL');" src="selectSigner.js">
This just results in the browser not being able to locate the code.
Signing scripts with the -J option doesn't works because the scripts are called from .jsp pages, not .html.

Am I missing something? Isn't this the way it should be done?
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