Our product makes use of a 3rd party medical device that requires a C library for usage. We created a NPAPI plugin that wraps this C library so we can access the device from JavaScript.
Here's where the lawyers get involved... The medical device, **including** the software included with the device are FDA certified. We (as an user of the device) are not allowed to provide our own software to access the device (which we could do without much effort). We have to use the "certified" C library. The manufacture of the device (and its library) do not wish to share their Intellectual Property (IP) with us so that we could create a "modern" browser extension. As most of their customers use their product with native OS clients, not browser based clients. --Tony _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
