Re: Why is this AppleScript working unreliably? Any ideas?
Re: Why is this AppleScript working unreliably? Any ideas?
- Subject: Re: Why is this AppleScript working unreliably? Any ideas?
- From: Jeff Gold <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 00:44:29 -0400
Good suggestion, Santa.
I've removed the try - end try statements, and these are the error messages I got:
1) The first time the script is run I get the following error as soon as it hits the first download statement:
error "URL Access Scripting got an error: An error of type -31040 has occurred." number -31040
2) The second time the script is run I get this different error as soon as it hits the first download statement:
error "URL Access Scripting got an error: Connection is invalid." number -609
3) Here's the odd thing, as I mentioned in the first post. The third time and subsequent times I hit "run" with this identical script, it works just fine. No errors.
Then after some period of time, it will stop working again. Once again, it will take the "magic" 3 tries to get the script running again. Any ideas?
- Jeff
P.S. Here's the script again:
set filetoget1 to ("http://www.SOMEDOMAIN.com/VALIDPATH1/VALIDFILENAME1.jpg";)
set downloadpath1 to "Macintosh HD:VALIDPATH1:VALIDFILENAME1.jpg"
set filetoget2 to ("http://www.SOMEDOMAIN.com/VALIDPATH2/VALIDFILENAME2.jpg";)
set downloadpath2 to "Macintosh HD:VALIDPATH2:VALIDFILENAME2.jpg"
set filetoget3 to ("http://www.SOMEDOMAIN.com/VALIDPATH3/VALIDFILENAME3.jpg";)
set downloadpath3 to "Macintosh HD:VALIDPATH3:VALIDFILENAME3.jpg"
tell application "URL Access Scripting"
download filetoget1 to downloadpath1 replacing yes
****** THIS IS WHERE ERROR MESSAGES DESCRIBED ABOVE COME UP ***
download filetoget2 to downloadpath2 replacing yes
download filetoget3 to downloadpath3 replacing yes
end tell
set attachment1alias to downloadpath1 as alias
set attachment2alias to downloadpath2 as alias
set attachment3alias to downloadpath3 as alias
set myAttachments to attachment1alias & attachment2alias & attachment3alias
set mySMTP to "00.00.00.00"
set myFrom to "RETURNADDRESSHERE"
set myTo to "email@hidden"
set mySubject to "subject of email to send"
set myBody to "body text of email to send"
send email myBody ¬
subject mySubject ¬
from myFrom ¬
to myTo ¬
via host mySMTP ¬
attaching myAttachments ¬
tell application "Finder"
delete downloadpath1
delete downloadpath2
delete downloadpath3
empty the trash
end tell
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