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Re: Scripting Mac OS Server Admin
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Re: Scripting Mac OS Server Admin


  • Subject: Re: Scripting Mac OS Server Admin
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 09:51:24 -0500

We are running Version 6.3 of AppleShare IP:
The odd thing is that I have written simple scripts that use the organize
function which works with no problems
Here is a copy of the dictionary

Required Suite: Terms that every application should support

Standard Suite: Common terms for most applications

close: Close an object
close reference -- the objects to close

data size: Return the size in bytes of an object
data size reference -- the object whose data size is to be returned
Result: integer -- the size of the object in bytes

get: Get the data for an object
get reference -- the object whose data is to be returned
Result: anything -- The data from the object

organize: Clean up windows for all or specified sessions
organize
[session reference]

connect: Make a new connection to a host
connect
[to string] -- the name or IP of the server
[user string] -- the username to use with connection
[with password anything] -- password of given user
Result: reference -- Object specifier for the new element

set: Set an object?s data
set reference -- the object to change
to anything -- the new value

Class application: An application program
Elements:
'RASW' by numeric index
'RASM' by numeric index
window by numeric index, by name, before/after another element

Class window: A Window
Properties:
bounds bounding rectangle -- the boundary rectangle for the window
closeable boolean [r/o] -- Does the window have a close box?
titled boolean [r/o] -- Does the window have a title bar?
index integer -- the number of the window
floating boolean [r/o] -- Does the window float?
modal boolean [r/o] -- Is the window modal?
resizable boolean [r/o] -- Is the window resizable?
zoomable boolean [r/o] -- Is the window zoomable?
zoomed boolean -- Is the window zoomed?
name international text -- the title of the window
visible boolean [r/o] -- is the window visible?
position point [r/o] -- upper left coordinates of window

Miscellaneous Standards: Useful events that aren?t in any other suite

odds and ends: Things that should be in some standard suite, but aren?t

select: Select the specified object
select reference -- the object to select






email@hidden on 12/31/1903 08:57:30 AM

To: email@hidden
cc:
Subject: Re: Scripting Mac OS Server Admin
>From: email@hidden
>Subject: Scripting Mac OS Server Admin
>
>Hello All,
>I am trying to write a simple AppleScript that allows me to connect to various
>AppleShare IP servers using the Mac OS Server Admin software. According to the
>Applescript Dictionary, This should be possible:
>
>connect: Make a new connection to a host
> connect
> [to string] -- the name or IP of the server
> [user string] -- the username to use with connection
> [with password anything] -- password of given user
> Result: reference -- Object specifier for the new element
>
>Here is the script I am trying to work with:
>-- For Security Reasons I am not going to inculde any valid Server IP
>Information,
>-- or User Name and Password Information
>tell application "Mac OS Server Admin"
> activate
> connect to "127.0.0.1" user "userName" with password "passWord"
>end tell

s'funny Steve. The copy of MOSSA that I have doesn't support
AppleScript. What version do you have ?
--

David Bakkers, IT Manager.
---------------------------
Energi Pty Ltd, Sydney
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