Monte,
Interesting. It didn't work for me running LC 6 until I used "kill". I'll
double check.
Now that I can advertise the bonjour service how can I browse the network on
the client? The following command works in the terminal.
> [Bill-Vlahos-Computer:~] bvlahos% dns-sd -L "Play the Game" _playbodd._tcp .
> Lookup Play the Game._playbodd._tcp.local
> DATE: ---Sat 28 Sep 2013---
> 16:25:29.827 ...STARTING...
> 16:25:36.527 Play\032the\032Game._playbodd._tcp.local. can be reached at
> Bill-Vlahos-Computer.local.:45567 (interface 5)
> path=/game
I put the following script in a button but nothing gets into the field.
> on mouseUp
> put format("dns-sd -L \"Play the Game\" _playbodd._tcp .") into sProcess
> open process sProcess for neither
> put the result into field "fGames"
> end mouseUp
How would I get the list of computers on the network running the server so that
the client can connect to one?
Thanks again,
Bill Vlahos
On Sep 28, 2013, at 4:26 PM, Monte Goulding <mo...@sweattechnologies.com> wrote:
> On 29/09/2013, at 8:42 AM, Bill Vlahos <bvla...@mac.com> wrote:
>
>> Monte,
>>
>> Neat! That worked.
>>
>> One note (which is in the docs) "close process" doesn't work on Macintosh
>> you have to use "kill process" instead.
>>
> Changes:
> Support for using the close process command on OS X systems was added in
> version 2.0.
>
> Perhaps the doc should be updated given we can't build mac classic these days?
>
> Cheers
>
> --
> Monte Goulding
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