According to a talk that Ben Forta gave here in Nashville, not long
before product launch, the AIR sandbox strictly prohibits access to
other programs on a system.
Steve Cutter Blades
Adobe Certified Professional
Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
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Steve,
In the scenario I'm envisioning, I am not thinking that AIR would be
starting the program itself but the OS would, as it would in response to
a double click on a file name in Windows Explorer. But if it can't be
done, it can't be done.
Jeff
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True, but I thought you could link to a file and then let the OS
handle it.
I haven't tested this, though...
Cutter (Flex Related) wrote:
According to a talk that Ben Forta gave here in Nashville, not long
before product launch, the AIR sandbox strictly prohibits access to
other
I don't think that's the case. (would love to be proven wrong mind you)
If so, then surely one could just write a text file, give it a .bat
extention and it would be run by default by command.exe?
(OK, windows example but there must be a mac equivalent).
It would be very useful though! :-)
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