I updated the core listener to produce a class that has its HTTPKEY URLs.
Then I updated the relay to take this structure and return it when asked
for the magic path.
Then I updated the Java TDH to save this structure out to a file in a
well known location in preparation for updating the Seed code to read it.
I also create a generic JavaThaliListenerContext just to clean things up
a bit on Java contexts. This let me delete the ContextInUserHomeDirectory
class and vastly simplify CreateContextInTemp.
I also nuked all the XmlHTTPRequestBridge code since we are abandoning
it in favor of the relay.
I updated the core listener to produce a class that has its HTTPKEY URLs.
Then I updated the relay to take this structure and return it when asked for the magic path.
Then I updated the Java TDH to save this structure out to a file in a well known location in preparation for updating the Seed code to read it.
I also create a generic JavaThaliListenerContext just to clean things up a bit on Java contexts. This let me delete the ContextInUserHomeDirectory class and vastly simplify CreateContextInTemp.
I also nuked all the XmlHTTPRequestBridge code since we are abandoning it in favor of the relay.