Me too - there were some scripts and I got this working ages ago on
OS9 - but can't find or remember how + OSX is different. Would love
to do this, especially if the mime types can be registered by the app
and not the user?
On 23 Jan 2006, at 17:50, Mark Brownell wrote:
On Friday, January 20, 2006, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Firstly, I've defined a custom protocol type, eg "ben:" instead of
"ftp:",
"mailto:";, etc. Once the user's configured their system to
register my app as
the handler for the protocol "ben:", clicking on a link in a web
page invokes
my app, which is sent an AppleEvent from which it can read the
full URL. (And
this works regardless of browser - ie the mapping of protocol to
app occurs at
a system level.)
How is this done? I mean is it possible to configure the system to
register an app as associated with a file type like ".mtml" Or does
this have to be done by the user? Is there an appleEvent script
from which it can read the full URL? How was that done?
Please help,
Mark
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