Re: AppleScripts and Apache
Re: AppleScripts and Apache
- Subject: Re: AppleScripts and Apache
- From: Emmanuel LEVY <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2010 01:11:37 +0200
Also available, a bridge based on Smile + XMLLib.osax + a special cgi,
say: cgi-bin/cgismile.
- Smile calls "open remote port 12345 subroutine myHandler" at startup,
- cgismile converts the request into a p-list and sends it to port
12345 at IP 127.0.0.1. These parameters are stored in a microscopic p-
list cgi-bin/cgismiletemp/config.plist.
- Smile's libraries (which compile at startup) include a
"myHandler(theplist)" handler. myHandler receives the p-list (as a
string) and must return (automagically back to cgismile) the required
stuff, "Content/type blah blah <body> blah" or any text if an ajax
request.
This is available at satimage-software.com
Emmanuel
I read your intro page but didn't really understand how it works;
more detail would be appreciated.
Also, the X2Web plug-in <http://sentman.com/X2Web.html> has had the
ability to embed AppleScripts in web pages for quite a while.
On Jul 21, 2010, at 11:52 PM, email@hidden
wrote:
Just releasing a new tool: The Apache-Apple Event Bridge
Check it out... it's new, the docs are rough, but let me know what
you think.
http://aaeb.net/
David Dantowitz
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