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gwt.team.scottb50646122007-06-18 22:12:51 +00001# This file specifies a list of possible mozilla installations to load, in
2# priority order. Non-existent paths are ignored, and the next location is
3# searched. A best effort attempt is also made to ignore paths containing
4# incompatible mozilla installations (for example, ones which use GTK1 instead
5# of GTK2, which is required). The first apparently valid installation found
6# will be used (although it could still fail later).
7#
8# Non-absolute paths are relative to the directory containing this file (that
9# is, the GWT install directory).
10#
11# Non-system installations should contain a file named "gwt-dl-loadorder.conf".
12# The format of such a file is one shared library per line which dictates the
13# order in which that installation's shared libraries must be loaded to prevent
14# implicit loading of other libraries. In other words, no library should be
15# loaded before its dependencies. This is to prevent the LD_LIBRARY_PATH or
16# other system library load configuration from loading the default system
17# version of the library instead of the version in the target installation.
18
19
20# Prefer mozilla 1.7.13 if it exists, because it supports mouse wheel events.
21# If you need mouse wheel events, you can install the distribution available at:
22#
23# http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/tools/redist/mozilla/mozilla-1.7.13.tar.gz
24#
25# However, this version may not run correctly on your system. If it doesn't,
26# you can try installing a mozilla 1.7.13 built for your system.
27mozilla-1.7.13
28
29# This is the default mozilla that ships with GWT.
30mozilla-1.7.12
31
32# See if there are compatible mozilla distributions already installed.
33/usr/lib/mozilla-1.7.13
34/usr/lib/mozilla-1.7.12
35/usr/lib/mozilla