Richard,
Maybe you can help...
I have downloaded the fslogger terminal thingy... I have installed it
into the correct folder...
Macintosh HD/Users:User1/Bin/fslogger
... then I open terminal and ask for a "new command" (file menu) and
type "sudo fslogger" and hit the return key. But it comes back with
this:
command not found
logout
[Process completed]
Obviously, I don't know for terminal or unix or anything below the
standard GUI... so what do I need to do to get fslogger up and
running? After that I need to look at its output (where is this? is
it a log file? text? Where?). And then after finding it, I need to
parse the thing. Just trying to understand this whole crazy world
so that I might move closer to my goals of tying directly into the
file system event loop API, filter its output, and generate messages
to a stack or project carrying the following parameters:
1. event type (create, delete, rename, move, alias, edit comments,
edit contents)
2. object name and path (old [and new])
3. object kind (document, folder, alias)
4. object info (type, creation date, change date, size, etc.)
Thanks,
Randall
On Jan 22, 2009, at 11:22 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Randall Lee Reetz wrote:
> What is the intra-application communication protocol that would
> allow for the sending of xtalk messages to xtalk clients?
Sockets.
Apple and Microsoft also support their own proprietary inter-app
protocols (e.g., Apple events), but sockets are supported by all
major OSes and available in the Rev engine for all supported
platforms.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
Revolution training and consulting: http://www.fourthworld.com
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