First, you'll need to get nsIProxyObjectManager which is not part of the Gecko-sdk but the idl file is part of the Firefox source code. So download the Firefox source code for the Firefox version that you're using. If you are using Firefox 2.0, downloading Firefox 3.0 source code and using the idl included there will not suffice. The UID of the IDL in Firefox 3.0 is different from that of Firefox 2.0. It would've saved me half a week of frsutration had I realized this sooner.
I'm sure there are several ways to proceed from here. I found the IDL in the Firefox source, generated a header file out of it using the xpidl command from Gecko-sdk and included that in my project. You'll find that when you try to compile your project with the nsIProxyObejctManager.h inculded, it'll require other header files as well and so you'll have to find and generate header files from a few other IDLs as well. I think in total it comes out to about 10. Not too frustrating a process, but frustrating enough.
Finally, you'll need to access the method you want via the proxy
Declare the proxy object
nsCOMPtr
pmgr=do_GetService("@mozilla.org/xpcomproxy;1",&rv);
Now, i'm trying to write to an RDF file via the proxy. So I'll declare an RDF datasource to access via the proxy
nsCOMPtr
And then try to get proxy access to the nsIRDFDataSource
if (pmgr){
rv = pmgr->GetProxyForObject(NS_UI
Now we have a proxy object for calling all functions declared in nsIRDFDataSource. For instance, to call the assert, we would do
proxyObject->Assert(ns_subject, ns_predicate, ns_literal, PR_TRUE);
Its the same for any other XPCOM Interface. You'll need to get access to it via GetProxyForObject and then you can access all functions to it via the proxy as above. Hope this helped.
