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Re: InternetConfig and Mac OS X - what are the valid keys?
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Re: InternetConfig and Mac OS X - what are the valid keys?


  • Subject: Re: InternetConfig and Mac OS X - what are the valid keys?
  • From: Smith Kennedy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 07:21:59 -0600

Thanks, Quinn. More comments inline.

One other question. The page for either IC or Launch Services says that Launch Services will be replacing InternetConfig. But the documentation on Launch Services is pretty thin so far (one tech note, #2017). What is the roadmap moving forward? Is InternetConfig deprecated at this point?

Smith


On Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at 01:17 AM, Quinn wrote:

At 0:42 -0600 19/6/03, Smith Kennedy wrote:
The first one works (getting the homepage URL). The problem is that the second query, looking for kICNTPHost, returns with an error -666 (unknown key),

That's because the key hasn't been set up. The key is valid: you can set it up yourself if you need it, and other apps will find the result. However, by default Mac OS X does not include a value for this key.


So the only place that this is stored is in /etc/ntp.conf? It seems that the time servers in the "Date & Time" System Preferences panel are in the "/System/Library/PreferencePanes/DateAndTime.prefPanel" string catalogs, but I don't know if they are anywhere else.

and the third one I just don't know how to phrase it.

There are two problems here.

1. When you supply the key, you must append the URL scheme that you're looking for. In this case, you want kICHelper "http".

2. The value of the kICHelper keys are of type ICAppSpec. This structure contains a creator code and a name. The creator code is definitive. The name is just there so you can display something meaningful if the application is missing.


Thanks for the info.

btw IC documentation and sample code is available from the IC web site.

<http://www.quinn.echidna.id.au/Quinn/Config/>


I checked out your site on InternetConfig, but I didn't find an example or any documentation that described the latter information very well at all. Perhaps I didn't dig deep enough.

I also couldn't find the sample code. Looking in the "Networking" section revealed nothing, nor did going to your website. I couldn't find an InternetConfig SDK with example code at all, but perhaps I was staring right at it and didn't know it?
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