Fwd: poking at a cross OS network connection
Fwd: poking at a cross OS network connection
- Subject: Fwd: poking at a cross OS network connection
- From: doug rogers <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004 13:28:48 -0500
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From: doug rogers <email@hidden>
Date: December 19, 2004 1:25:33 PM EST
To: Applescript Users List <email@hidden>
Subject: poking at a cross OS network connection
Follow along as I puzzle out this question. I believe the problem has
something to do with mismatched network protocols.
I run a HyperCard stack in the kitchen on OS8, which is used to
collect information I want to gather to my iBook. Running a stack in
Classic on the iBook, the stacks communicate successfully, in
Hypertalk of course, and the iBook stack even passes the info along in
Applescript, to the OSX apps on the iBook.
I am trying to rewrite the iBook stack to run in OSX. I have tried a
bit in xCode, ran into some problems, tried a bit in Revolution, ran
into a problem, tried again in xCode and now am running into this same
problem of communicating, seemingly across OS's, with protocols that
don't seem to understand each other.
The errors generated in Revolution were the -1701 error, an apple
event error, and 'No Such Program'. Leading me to believe it was a
filepath specification problem Unix vs Mac styles.
G3 Chooser shows Quadra 700 only. Quadra Chooser shows only G3. This
is for course Appletalk. IBook, of course, shows both computers in
Network browser window.
Aha! choose URL showing File Servers
property u : " "
set u to choose URL showing File servers
--mount volume u as user name "MyName" with password "MyPassword"
--works of course
--choose application --works
tell application "Finder" of machine u to beep --could not establish
connection to host
Hmmm.....?
And can I do it without mounting the disk?
I can't refine this question enough to search the archives, cause I
ma jus tnot sure what the question is...
There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in.
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There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in.
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