site_archiver@lists.apple.com Delivered-To: installer-dev@lists.apple.com Dear Mr.Philip Thanks alot!
This error is from LaunchServices (LSInfo.h):
kLSUnknownErr = -10810, /* Unexpected internal error*/
hmmm......Unknown.....
The problem is most likely that you are launching the Finder immediately after quitting it (takes a while for the Finder to quit depending on many factors).
So. I should insert 'delay'....I see...
You really don't need AppleScript to show a folder unless it has been opened previously and it needs updating. So in most circumstances you can probably use:
Really? I'll try what you say.
[environment infomation when problem occured] * OS: MacOS X 10.5 (no revision)
I think you should upgrade to at least 10.5.2
I think so....But my client said...."I can't version up." I can't believe it..... Thank you so much. Kazuyoshi On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 04:43:34 -0700 Philip Aker <philip.aker@shaw.ca> wrote:
On Oct 7, 2008, at 4:18 AM, Kazuyoshi Matsumoto wrote:
I'm looking for the method How the installer lauch Finder at the end of Installation of an Application. In other words... I wanna show some folder after install my application.
I'm trying to write in 'postinstall' script (in AppleScript) like bellow.....
--[postinstall]--------- osascript -e 'tell app "Finder" to quit' osascript -e 'tell app "Finder" to activate' osascript -e 'tell app "Finder" to open folder "MyFolder" of folder "Applications:Utilities" of startup disk' ....... ------------------------
But sometime fail launch "Finder".(some environment SUCCESS!!) In error log..... execution error: An error of type -10810 has occurred. (-10810)
[question] * What is error code mean? What's Happen? ---> I can't find any answer in apple web site.....
Hi Kazuyoshi,
This error is from LaunchServices (LSInfo.h):
kLSUnknownErr = -10810, /* Unexpected internal error*/
* Please tell me what is wrong. * Is there any idea to this problem?
The problem is most likely that you are launching the Finder immediately after quitting it (takes a while for the Finder to quit depending on many factors).
You really don't need AppleScript to show a folder unless it has been opened previously and it needs updating. So in most circumstances you can probably use:
/usr/bin/open "/path/to/MyFolder"
Maybe something like:
/usr/bin/open "/Applications/Utilities/MyFolder"
[environment infomation when problem occured] * OS: MacOS X 10.5 (no revision)
I think you should upgrade to at least 10.5.2
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