Help with AppleEvents
Paul Stary
paul at starytech.com
Sat Nov 15 03:17:41 EST 2003
> > >- send to program works on the same Mac
>> >- send to program doesn't work between two Macs
>
>Paul, even if this is true, there's more than one way to skin a cat. You
>could use a different communication mechanism (like opening a socket or
>datagram and sending messages via TCP or UDP) instead of Apple Events,
>so don't get discouraged.
>
>:-)
>
>Ken Ray
>Sons of Thunder Software
>Email: kray at sonsothunder.com
>Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Ken,
If this is true, I am screwed! I am committed to start converting a
massive SuperCard project, running on 4 CPUs, to Revolution. In order
to make this an orderly transition, I need to replace one software
module at a time. This means communicating between Macs using
AppleEvents, as SuperCard doesn't talk through sockets.
Why is this information in the dictionary if it hasn't ever worked?
Since AppleEvents is not cross-platform, shall I presume it is a low
priority for Runtiem Revilution Ltd and will probably NEVER work?
Here's a roundabout solution I just though of. How about a Rev stack
running on each Mac, alongside the SuperCard. Then Rev can talk to
Rev on the remote Macs via TCP/IP. Then the Rev on the remote Mac can
resend the command via AppleEvents to the SuperCard app running on
that same Mac.
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Paul Stary
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