Can't compile from OS X
Can't compile from OS X
- Subject: Can't compile from OS X
- From: "ken " <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 10:40:40 -0500
I'm not able to compile an applet on OS X which
is supposed to be a master script for program
linking. The slave script is on an OS 9 Machine,
is running as a stay open app, has program
linking on, and the program linking stuff is all on
for that machine.
The app on OS X is simply this:
tell application "Test" of machine
"eppc://xxx.xxx.x.x" -- IP address of remote OS 9
machine
customHandler()
end tell
When I try to compile this, first it asks for the
username and password, which I enter. Then I
get a dialog "Can't get application's event
dictionary." If I make an OS X copy of the applet
"Test" and bring it to the OS X machine (just so it
can find it--I can't mount the OS 9 machine with
AppleShare in this setup, but shouldn't need to.
Right?), then it will compile, but eliminates the
IP address:
Tell application "Test"
customHandler()
end tell
This is of course not what I want. How do I get it
to compile when the target app is an AS applet
on a remote machine with just one handler like
above?
Thanks.
Ken Fleisher
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