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Started by De Waele Willy - Gent,BE,IHD
Tue, 22 Dec 1992 19:33
Re: AppleEvent source for MacA
Author: De Waele Willy - Gent,BE,IHD
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 19:33
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 19:33
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Hi Jay, I have developped MacApp 3.0.1 classes with AE's and it is working. I'm using only the kAEWaitReply option, thus the client is waiting for answer from the server and eventually resulting in a timeout-error. I was experimenting during some while until i found a *nice-OOP* solution. I overwrote the 'DoAppleCommand' in the TDocument or TFileBasedDocument, but this didn't work, so i overwrote it in the TApplication with a little trick (searching the TDocument with a specific FileSpec). The classes are part of my *framework-above-MacApp*: ie a DB access method. I can convert it to a *NothingAE* example, but this will take some time. If there are a lot of members interresting in this stuff, i will do it and first submit it to a *specialist* (because it is not perfect! - sending a request to a server on another Mac is not tested - later when i receive my PB 180) and eventually it is worth for an article in FrameWorks. Next step will be OSL, after the DU course on diskette (after NewYear), which is very good (i compiled the whole stuff once), but THINK C 5.0. > The official documentation is weak 1. 'Programmer's Guide to MacApp' gives anly one example (Publish/Subscribe) 2. Develop CD 'AppleEventoMacApp3.0b1o7.0' (Japanese example) is not clear 3. Develop CD 'AEObject-Edition1.0.2 Sample' is very good, but non-MacApp Regards Willy ps: If you implement AE's, use 'AETracker 3.0', which is VERY GOOD for debugging AE's
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