The netscape plugin libraries are exposing many more extern symbols than are
probably necessary. Although I doubt this is any immediate problem, it could
cause problems down the road.

The actual plugin libraries were not obvious as to what these libraries were exporting in
terms of interfaces.

It appears that the ns4 plugin library jre/plugin/i386/ns4/libjavaplugin.so
should be using a mapfile something like:

SUNWprivate_1.1 {
  global:
    NP_GetMIMEDescription;
    NP_GetValue;
    NP_Initialize;
    NPP_Destroy;
    NPP_DestroyStream;
    NPP_GetJavaClass;
    NPP_GetMIMEDescription;
    NPP_GetValue;
    NPP_Initialize;
    NPP_New;
    NPP_NewStream;
    NPP_PeerInitialize;
    NPP_Print;
    NPP_SetWindow;
    NPP_Shutdown;
    NPP_StreamAsFile;
    NPP_URLNotify;
    NPP_Write;
    NPP_WriteReady;
    NP_Shutdown;
  local:
    *;
};

But I'm guessing, someone directly working on this library needs to verify this.

On the jre/plugin/i386/ns4/libjavaplugin_oji.so library I'm clueless.
I'm not sure what the exported interface is here.

Once a mapfile is created it's easy to add in.
See 6229503 (after it is integrated) and the directory deploy/make/plugin/nscore/unix.
Look at the Makefile, these lines need to be added just before the include of Library.gmk:

# Use a mapfile on Solaris/Linux
FILES_m = mapfile-vers
ifdef FILES_m
include $(J2SE_TOPDIR)/make/common/Mapfile-vers.gmk
endif


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