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Re: OSX AppleScript and remote applications?
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Re: OSX AppleScript and remote applications?


  • Subject: Re: OSX AppleScript and remote applications?
  • From: Jon Pugh <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 15:17:30 -0800

At 10:59 AM -0800 11/2/2001, Christopher Nebel wrote:
>As Steve Zellers pointed out, Mac OS X only supports program linking via IP, not AppleTalk, so you have to give an eppc URL as the machine name. (E.g., "eppc://hostname".)
>
>There's a known bug that if the machine name isn't a valid eppc or http URL, it will disappear when you check syntax, though of course it wouldn't have worked anyway. Sorry about that.

When trying this, I get a login authorization dialog that won't authorize me. If I cancel it, then I can't ever get it back. Thereafter, when I attempt to compile, it displays an error "Can't get the application's event dictionary."

This is using a script which works fine on 9, targeting a 9 system from X.1.

tell app "Internet Explorer" of machine "eppc://ip-address"
set wid to item 1 of (ListWindows)
set wl to GetWindowInfo wid
set cURL to item 1 of wl
end tell

I'm finding X is a great drain on my functionality and productivity, but at least the OS doesn't crash. ;)

Jon


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