Re: NSTask for Java?
Re: NSTask for Java?
- Subject: Re: NSTask for Java?
- From: Tim Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 12 May 2002 20:20:44 -0500
No, I'm not trying to copy them over a network with ftp. I just need to copy
them to a new location on the user's hard drive and I'd prefer to keep the
resource files intact. I hadn't considered that it would be a problem
interacting with ftp though. I thought I'd be able to basically add an
interface for that part. I suppose wget or something like it will have to be
used instead. The problem of CpMac is a different issue. The people who will
be using this application all have the developer tools installed. However,
if that wasn't the case, am I allowed to distribute CpMac? I'm guessing that
I'm not allowed to do that, but I thought I'd check to make sure. Any other
unix tools out there that I would be able to distribute that can copy
resource forks? Once again, thanks for all the suggestions and help.
Tim
On 5/12/02 4:53 PM, "Finlay Dobbie" <email@hidden> wrote:
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On Sunday, May 12, 2002, at 10:24 PM, Tim Anderson wrote:
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> Thanks for the replies. However, is NSTask accessible through Java?
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No, since there are classes that provide similar functionality in Java
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already. Also note that you may have problems using ftp since it is
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interactive, and that you cannot rely on CpMac being installed (it is
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part of the Developer Tools and not available in a base Mac OS X
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installation). What exactly are you trying to do? It sounds like you're
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trying to go about copying files with resource forks over a network with
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FTP, but going about it in a confused manner...
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-- Finlay
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