1. The old 4D Transporter still runs in classic and works fine (as
long as you're not anti-Classic)
2. Transx from http://solo-dev.com/Docs/TransX.zip. It's an
applescript application someone wrote which works quite well.
3. Aparajita even wrote and posted this shell script once a while ago:
*********** begin script *****
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Split a file's data/resource forks
#
# $1 - path to source file
# $2 - destination directory
#
# Get the name of the file without extension and the extension
filename=`basename $1`
extension=`echo $filename | awk '{ match($0, /\.[^\.]*$/); print
toupper(substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH)) }'`
filename=`echo $filename | sed -e 's/\.[^\.]*$//'`
# Figure out the data and resource extensions
case "$extension" in
.4DB ) # Structure file
dataExtension=.4DB
resExtension=.RSR
;;
.COMP ) # Compiled structure file
dataExtension=.4DC
resExtension=.RSR
;;
.4DD | .DATA ) # Data file
dataExtension=.4DD
resExtension=.4DR
;;
.4CX | .4DX ) # Plugin
dataExtension=$extension
resExtension=.RSR
;;
* ) # Assume it's a structure file
dataExtension=.4DB
resExtension=.RSR
;;
esac
# Copy the forks. To kill the resource fork in the data fork file,
copy a null file into the resource fork.
cp -f "$1" "$2/$filename$dataExtension"
cp /dev/null "$2/$filename$dataExtension/..namedfork/rsrc"
cp -f "$1/..namedfork/rsrc" "$2/$filename$resExtension"
*********** end script *****
HTH,
Randy
On Oct 23, 2006, at 5:13 PM, Brad Perkins wrote:
The first thing I need to do is split the single Mac Active4D.4CX
plugin so that I can install it in the Mac4DX folder on our Windows
server. I have the ResTransporter Utility (http://www.softrobots.de/
dimension/index.html), but when I run it creates a single file
named Active4D. When I launch it it says it wants to Transport from
Windows to Macintosh. I can't find a preference or switch to make
it work the other way.
Any ideas or alternate suggestions?
Thanks,
Brad
Randy Jaynes
Management Software
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