Hi Scott,
On both Mac OS X and Mac OS 9 you need to set the filetype to "????
APPL" (or use whatever creator type you have chosen for your
application instead of the question marks).
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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On 1 apr 2008, at 09:34, Scott Morrow wrote:
While I seem able to suck up a Windows executable (into a custom
prop) and then spit it out in working order, I'm having trouble
doing the same with Mac OS9 applications.
In addition to sucking up the application with < url ("binfile:" &
tPathToApp) >
I also get the resource fork using < get URL ("resfile:" &
tPathToApp) >
I then reconstitute the application with < put (the uApplication
of this stack) into URL ("binfile:" & tInstallPath) >
and reset the resources using < put (the uAppResource of this
stack) into URL ("resfile:" & tInstallPath) >
ResEdit shows the resources for the reconstituted OS9 app to be in
place but something obviously isn't quite right as the app loses its
icon and opens with TextEdit when double-clicked. I'm hoping
someone will know what I'm doing wrong...
Enterprise 2.9.0 rc-4
PPC OSX 10.5 (& 10.2)
Thanks
-Scott Morrow
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