pjs/uriloader/base/nsIContentHandler.idl

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#include "nsISupports.idl"
interface nsIChannel;

[scriptable, uuid(2F0F927A-8677-11d3-989D-001083010E9B)]
interface nsIContentHandler : nsISupports
{
  /* HandleContent works as the name implies =).
     aSourceContext --> The context associated with the originator of the content we are
						trying to display. When is this typically used? Well, if handle
						content needs to create a new window in order to display the content,
						it needs to know about the dom window where the content originated from.
	 aChannel is an open channel whose content type is already known (aContentType) */
  void handleContent(in string aContentType,
                     in string aCommand,
                     in string aWindowTarget,
					 in nsISupports aSourceContext,
                     in nsIChannel aChannel);
};