Adding NaCl in an Chrome Extension
google-chrome-extension, google-nativeclient
Solution
After a little seeking, I've found that I forgot something. In my background.js, I didn't send any message to NaCl, so it can't work.
I only needed to add 1 line:
NaclCorrectionModule.postMessage('');
Thank you for reading my question, and I hope this can help somebody!!
Problem
My question is quite simple, I tried to create a chrome extension that calls a NaCl module. My button and different files seem to be ok, and my quite simple code in C++ returns a PostMessage hello World. But, when I try it, it doesn't work. Are there specific things that I haven't done for including a NaCl module in a Chrome extension? I must say that I'm a little bit losing hope. Here is my "background.html": ``` <body> <script src="background.js"></script> <div id="listener"> <embed name="nacl_module" id="nacl_correction" src="nacl_correction.nmf" type="application/x-nacl" /> </div> <script > document.getElementById('listener').addEventListener('load', moduleDidLoad, true); </script> </body> ``` Here is my "background.js" : ``` var NaclCorrectionModule = null; // Global application object. function moduleDidLoad() { NaclCorrectionModule = document.getElementById('nacl_correction'); //alert( NaclCorrectionModule); if (NaclCorrectionModule == null) { alert('Out'); } else { alert (NaclCorrectionModule); } NaclCorrectionModule.addEventListener('message', handleMessage, false); } function handleMessage(message_event) { alert(message_event.data); } chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(moduleDidLoad); ``` And, at last, my "Manifest.json" : ``` { "name": "Correction de Cordial sous Chrome", "version": "1.0", "background_page" :"background.html", "description": "Intégration d'une extension Cordial pour la correction sous Chrome", "permissions": [ "tabs", "http://*/*" ], "browser_action": { "default_icon": "corriger_big.png", // Icône de l'extension "default_title": "Correction de Cordial" // Titre affiche sur le bouton } } ``` If anybody has any ideas, I would be thankful.