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Jim,

You likely have an error in the script you're sending to Bridge.

add onResult and onError handlers to the bridgeTalk message:

bt.onResult() {
  alert( "Done!" );
}
bt.onError( msg ) {
  alert( "Error: " + msg.body );
}

That will tell you where to look in the script sent to Bridge.

Bob

Bob thanks much!

Hmm I put the handlers in after the bt.body command and before the bt.send. . . and it tells me that it expects a ";" on the first open brace in the new text.
Any ideas?

It's a syntax error in the script you're sending to bridge.

Write the function like this:

myRemoteFunction = function() {
  this.requiredContext = "Needs to run in Bridge, with a selection of a file, ideally with some metadata";
 ...
}

Without all the myScript += "..." stuff.

Then run the script in Bridge from the ESTK. Once it's debugged then

myScript = myRemoteFunction.toString();
myScript += "myRemoteFunction();\n";

That's a lot easier that what you're doing now.

Bob

> myScript = myRemoteFunction.toString();

Hey Bob,
Is there any real difference between using toString() vs toSource() in this 
context? I've acquired the habit of doing toSource() for this.

-X

Not really. I've acquired the habit of using toString()

Bob