Secondlife:/ URL scheme - Revision history

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2009-04-22T01:08:36Z

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	~~== Windows ==~~
	The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.
	~~=== No Client is Running ===~~
	~~When there is no client already running, the executed client will parse the -url argument and execute according to how it is parsed.~~
	~~=== There is already a Client Running ===~~
	~~The client looks to see if any applications running with the class name (specific to windows) "Second Life" is up. If so, it serializes the <URL> and sends it across the other client.~~

	~~== Macintosh ==~~
	~~The Mac client registers a GURL handler as soon as the Second Life Application is dragged from another volume onto your startup volume.~~
	~~=== No Client is Running ===~~
	~~That client will be launched and its GURL handler will handle the GURL event issued by the operating system.~~
	~~=== There is already a Client Running and it's the GURL Client ===~~
	~~The client will handle the GURL event~~
	~~=== There is already a Client Running and it's not the GURL Client ===~~
	~~The GURL client will be launched and it will fail with the message "Another instance of Second Life is running."~~

	~~== Linux (SL 1.18.6+) ==~~
	~~The Linux client (re-)registers secondlife~~:// ~~handlers with GNOME and KDE each time it is launched.~~
	~~=== No Client is Running ===~~
	~~When there is no client already running, the executed client will parse the -url argument and execute according to how it is parsed.~~
	~~=== There is already a Client Running ===~~
	~~A warning will be issued - existing clients will currently need to be closed before a new external URL is handled.~~

Strife Onizuka at 00:08, 29 November 2007

2007-11-29T00:08:33Z

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	== Windows ==		== Windows ==
	The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.		The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.

Strife Onizuka at 15:00, 28 November 2007

2007-11-28T15:00:38Z

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	~~<span id="RealTitle">Secondlife:// URL scheme</span>~~
	~~</div>~~
	== Windows ==		== Windows ==
	The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.		The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.

Strife Onizuka at 15:00, 28 November 2007

2007-11-28T15:00:12Z

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			<div id="RealTitleBanner" style="display: none;">
			<span id="RealTitle">Secondlife:// URL scheme</span>
			</div>
	== Windows ==		== Windows ==
	The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.		The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.

Tofu Linden: /* Linux (SL 1.18.6+) */

2007-11-28T11:23:18Z

Linux (SL 1.18.6+)

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	When there is no client already running, the executed client will parse the -url argument and execute according to how it is parsed.		When there is no client already running, the executed client will parse the -url argument and execute according to how it is parsed.
	=== There is already a Client Running ===		=== There is already a Client Running ===
	A warning will be issued - existing clients will currently need to be closed before a new URL is handled.		A warning will be issued - existing clients will currently need to be closed before a new external URL is handled.

Tofu Linden at 11:22, 28 November 2007

2007-11-28T11:22:34Z

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	The GURL client will be launched and it will fail with the message "Another instance of Second Life is running."		The GURL client will be launched and it will fail with the message "Another instance of Second Life is running."

	== Linux ==		== Linux (SL 1.18.6+) ==
	~~Coming soon!~~		The Linux client (re-)registers secondlife:// handlers with GNOME and KDE each time it is launched.
			=== No Client is Running ===
			When there is no client already running, the executed client will parse the -url argument and execute according to how it is parsed.
			=== There is already a Client Running ===
			A warning will be issued - existing clients will currently need to be closed before a new URL is handled.

Tess Linden: New page: == Windows == The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation o...

2007-10-09T17:38:11Z

New page: == Windows == The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation o...

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== Windows ==
The Second Life client utilizes the windows registry to tell the browser which application to launch when it sees secondlife:// as the prefix to a URL. During installation of the client, if the channel is "Second Life Release" (the default channel for the client) and the grid the client is installed for is "agni", the register entry is replaced with the path to the executable. The register entry states that whenever a browser sees secondlife:// that particular installation of the Second Life client is invoked with the arguments -url <URL>.
=== No Client is Running ===
When there is no client already running, the executed client will parse the -url argument and execute according to how it is parsed.
=== There is already a Client Running ===
The client looks to see if any applications running with the class name (specific to windows) "Second Life" is up. If so, it serializes the <URL> and sends it across the other client.

== Macintosh ==
The Mac client registers a GURL handler as soon as the Second Life Application is dragged from another volume onto your startup volume.
=== No Client is Running ===
That client will be launched and its GURL handler will handle the GURL event issued by the operating system.
=== There is already a Client Running and it's the GURL Client ===
The client will handle the GURL event
=== There is already a Client Running and it's *not* the GURL Client ===
The GURL client will be launched and it will fail with the message "Another instance of Second Life is running."

== Linux ==
Coming soon!