Great!  Is the build process possible on OS X?  If so, I could try to  
produce an XPI.

--Paul

On Feb 27, 2008, at 12:07 AM, Todd Whiteman wrote:

>  Hello Python and Mozilla enthusiasts,
> 
>  I've updated the builds for the PyXPCOM extension project to now work
>  with Mozilla 1.9 applications, so that includes Firefox 3 and  
>  XulRunner.
>  http://pyxpcomext.mozdev.org/downloads.html
> 
>  With this Mozilla1.9 builds of PyXPCOM, it is now easy to create a
>  XulRunner package that has PyXPCOM enabled. Simply download a build of
>  XulRunner (it should not matter which version, as long as it is  
>  based on
>  the the Mozilla 1.9 tree) and then unzip the "pyxpcomext.xpi" on top  
>  of
>  the XulRunner directory (it will not overwrite anything, just adds the
>  necessary python xpcom files, though you can toss away the  
>  install.rdf).
>  You now have a XulRunner with Python enabled! You can then add your
>  Python components to the XulRunner components directory and add
>  additional python directory locations through ".pth" files located in
>  the pyxpcom directory.
> 
>  Cheers,
>  Todd
> 
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