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	JavaScript OSA - Responding to AppleEvents
		AppleEvent names are taken from the host application's AppleEvent dictionary.
		If the 4-character codes associated with your AppleEvent handler are non-printable, and thus cannot be used to create a valid JavaScript function name, you can use a special function called OSAInit to install your handlers.
		Continuing an AppleEvent allows the event you are processing to be passed on to the host application running your JavaScript script for processing.
	www.latenightsw.com /freeware/JavaScriptOSA/jsRespondingToAE.html (413 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		AppleEvents are sometimes referred to as “interapplication communication.” As stated earlier you can use AppleEvents to send PiXELS3D a command.
		In the case of PiXELS3D a C-style string is attached to the AppleEvent.
		The kAENormalPriority means that this AppleEvent is of “normal priority.” The value parameter kNoTimeOut means that we will wait for as along as it takes to send/receive the AppleEvent; in other words there will be no timeout.
	www.pixels.net /tutorials/CreatingExtras (553 words)

	chaff:: appleevents, subscription, and itunes
		I've recently been playing with iTunes and AppleScript quite a bit, for the wire-and-string remote project (of which more soon, once I get a workable server out of Tom).
		When an event happens, the object that handles the event merely forwards it to the hub, which then forwards it on to the next applications that want to know.
		The analogous AppleEvent pubsubhub would, then, take messages from applications like iChatStatus saying "I'd like to know when iTunes moves on to the next track".
	husk.org /blog/arch/appleevents_subscription_and_itunes.html (467 words)

	CocoaDev: AppleEvents
		AppleEvents are high-level, semantic messages designed to allow for collaboration between programs.
		AppleEvents were widely used in AOCE and OpenDoc?
		The AppleEvents API (AE.framework) is part of the ApplicationServices umbrella.
	www.cocoadev.com /index.pl?AppleEvents (159 words)

	PageSentry 4.1 - User's Guide - Extending PageSentry Using AppleEvents
		While PageSentry includes many different types of server tests, at some point you may have a need to monitor a server that isn't supported by one of the existing Sentry types.
		If you are not, you may be able to use the examples to get started, but this chapter is not intended to be a primer on either AppleScript or AppleEvents.
		The AppleEvent sent from PageSentry is very simple, and includes just 2 parameters which you can extract and use in your script:
	www.maxum.com /PageSentry/UsersGuide/PS16AppleEvents.html (1169 words)

	Running scripts via AppleEvents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Through the use of AppleEvents, much of this can be eliminated, a wider variety of scripting (programming) languages are available to you, and your scripts can run concurrently with the server application.
		This AppleEvent (WWW*sdoc) is sent by MacHTTP and WebSTAR and is used to initiate the script.
		The AppleEvent is composed of two parts: "WWW" and "sdoc".
	www.infomotions.com /musings/tricks/manuscript/1800-0035-cgi.html (370 words)

	Special Edition Using CGI - Chapter 24
		AppleEvents aren't used when the AppleScript CGI is stored as a text-only script.
		WWW[go]sdoc AppleEvent is used by the Macintosh WWW server to transmit information from the Web browser to the CGI script.
		If the application isn't idle and is instead processing an AppleEvent, the idle handler returns a value of 5, meaning that the server quit handler will be queried in 5 seconds.
	medialab.di.unipi.it /doc/CGI/cgi24fi.htm (8142 words)

	TclAE
		Between agreeable applications, however, AppleEvents allow communication of anything that can be passed as an argument to a command-line application, and much more.
		Between agreeable applications, AppleEvents allow communication of anything that can be passed as an argument to a command-line application and much more.
		TclAE inherits directly from the AppleEvent facilities in the Alpha text editor, as written by Pete Keleher and Tim Endres.
	alphatcl.sourceforge.net /wikit/37 (799 words)

	MacHTTP Read Me
		Several new AppleEvents have been added to allow MacHTTP to be monitored and configured from a remote workstation.
		Search: The "search" AppleEvent that is part of the MacHTTP suite is sent to applications when they are specified in a URL being requested by a WWW client.
		AppleEvents added to allow MacHTTP to be monitored and configured from a remote workstation.
	einstein.cs.uri.edu /tutorials/hpr319/server/Documentation/ReadMe.html (7007 words)

	macosxhints.com - Monitor AppleEvents an application sends and receives
		It is sometimes useful to monitor AppleEvents that certain applications are sending or receiving.
		Monitor AppleEvents an application sends and receives - By: tjfarrell on Tue, May 6 '03 at 8:54PM PDT
		Monitor AppleEvents an application sends and receives - By: bluehz on Thu, May 8 '03 at 9:00AM PDT
	www.macosxhints.com /article.php?story=20030430145833233 (635 words)

	Rumpus 1.3 - User's Guide: User Account Management Using AppleEvents
		If you are developing an automated system for managing user accounts, a third party account management program, or would like to control user accounts through AppleScript, you can use AppleEvents to manipulate the Rumpus user database.
		The AppleEvents used to manage user accounts are, for the most part, straightforward, and the AppleScript samples below should make the process clear.
		Note that all Rumpus user account management AppleEvents are of the class "FTPA".
	www.headgap.com /telefinder/rumpus/R14AppleEvents.html (840 words)

	Apple Script
		An application is recordable when all (or most) user-interface handling results in the generation of one or more AppleEvents, which are directly routed to the application itself for execution.
		The AppleScript system can record these AppleEvents in a script, which the user can then edit.
		This can be a very user-friendly way for a user to start scripting, but of the relatively few applications that support AppleScript, even fewer support recordability.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?AppleScript (916 words)

	Apple events - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is also an Apple event, which could contain various bits of information returned from the target about the processing of the request event, including an error code indicating success/failure, or any other appropriate information.
		Apple events are the foundation of the AppleEvent Object Model, which in turn is the foundation of AppleScript.
		This page was last modified 14:52, 18 August 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apple_Events (364 words)

	PageSentry 2.5 - User's Guide - Extending PageSentry Using AppleEvents
		When a problem is detected with one of your Internet servers, PageSentry can send a notification via AppleEvents to any application you like.
		First, here are the technical details of the AppleEvent that PageSentry sends for a notification.
		In order to make sense of this information, it will be best if you are familiar with using AppleScript to send and/or receive AppleEvents.
	www.maxum.com /Pagesentry/UsersGuide/PS15AppleEvents.html (823 words)

	CGI that sends and recieves AppleEvents - The macosxhints Forums
		My next alternative is to make a perl script that has the ability to send AppleEvents.
		But I don't know how to integrate them with appleevents and I really don't know how to actually write perl code.
		Not 'big' on unix so if you know how to do this be specific on how to do the unixey things.
	forums.macosxhints.com /showthread.php?t=1890 (169 words)

	MacKiDo/DarkSide/MoreOnWiner
		I pointed out that Apple was coming out with System7, which had AppleEvents (or later 7.1 and AppleScript).
		Part of that feature set was AppleEvents and AppleScript (though schedules do slip, sometimes a lot).
		So basically AppleEvents and AppleScript were known about (as a concept) in 1988 time frame (at least).
	www.mackido.com /Press/MoreOnWiner.html (2966 words)

	The Mac Observer - New Secret Decoder Ring, But Not From A Cereal Box
		The AppleEvent DecoderRing allows SuperCard developers to know when their projects are using high performance AppleEvents, allowing simple software optimization.
		AppleEvents are much faster than an uncompiled AppleScript, so it is a good idea to use them whenever possible, especially when speed is an issue.
		To use AppleEvent DecoderRing, simply click the 'Import Dictionary' button and select the dictionary of the application you would like to translate.
	www.macobserver.com /news/00/june/000629/appleeventdecoderring.shtml (431 words)

	REALbasic
		Here, we take some of the tasks which are difficult, or at least time consuming, to accomplish with AppleEvents, and package them as REALbasic Plugins.
		Many of these plugins accomplish their tasks hundreds of times faster than AppleEvents, and you can generally use these professional quality plugins for free (with some restrictions).
		What is available right now is a sample project that demonstrates how you can integrate a spell checker into your application, with the use of AppleEvents.
	media.macrobyte.net /scripting/rb/index.html (288 words)

	Please give us ability to trap Standard Suite AppleEvents!! - Feedback System
		A program of mine, XML Editor, needs to be able to trap AppleEvents, from the standard suite.
		That is, you can directly open and save files in BBEdit, combined with Anarchie, via AppleEvents.
		By the way, I am not the only person who has requested this, an RB contractor contacted me also saying he needs this for his program.
	www.realsoftware.com /feedback/viewreport.php?reportid=hoealmuv (191 words)

	View from an Iowa Homestead: AppleEvents and XML
		View from an Iowa Homestead: AppleEvents and XML
		Andy, who seems to be a morning person, is working on a project to translate AppleEvent calls into XML.
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	iowa.weblogger.com /2001/03/05 (88 words)

	MacKiDo/DarkSide/ai_DaveWiner
		This scripting capability was an incredibly powerful function, and the whole reason why Apple creating AppleEvents.
		It is also a function that the Mac has, but that Windows does not really do (though you can hack windows into doing something far inferior) but that is a separate issue.
		So he put together a product called Frontier (supposedly because he was pushing the frontier of scripting?).
	www.mackido.com /Press/ai_DaveWiner.html (1907 words)

	AppleEvents
		Note that the Open AppleEvent converts the file being opened.
		The Open event places the document name onto a queue and returns immediately, so you must test to see if RTFtoHTML is still running to determine when your covnersion is finished.
		Note that because these settings are processed prior to the rest of html-trn, using the.Strings mechanism to set variables may result in the variables being re-set by subsequent html-trn lines.
	leda.law.harvard.edu /leda/manual/r2hdocs/guide14.htm (249 words)

	Unsanity.org: Lazy AppleScript Sending
		I keep getting asked over and over again how to make AppleEvents from lame AppleScripts.
		If you get something else, just continue until you get the correct output.
		It 'steals' scripting dictionaries and dumps the resulting AppleEvents.
	www.unsanity.org /archives/000107.php (313 words)

	JavaScript OSA - Sending Raw AppleEvents (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sending Raw AppleEvents is a two step process:
		Once you have created a target for the AppleEvent, you can use the following syntax to send an AppleEvent:
		Putting these two steps together, the following script tells the Finder to display a dialog box containing a message:
	www.latenightsw.com.cob-web.org:8888 /freeware/JavaScriptOSA/jsSendingRawAEs.html (88 words)

	CORBA vs. COM/AppleEvents/XML-RPC...
		So my take on CORBA is this: for moving bits from point A to point B it's not inherently more complex than COM, AppleEvents, or XML-RPC.
		the security and authentication issue, are general: COM, AppleEvents, CORBA, and XML-RPC all face them because they're orthogonal to the communication issue.
		I've written about capability-based security elsewhere, so I won't reiterate here.
	static.userland.com /userLandDiscussArchive/msg012498.html (629 words)

	Koders Search: eina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		'interact_with_self' : 'eInS', # allow user interaction only when an AppleEvent is sent from within CodeWarrior 'interact_with_local' : 'eInL', # allow user interaction when AppleEvents are sent from applications on the same ma...
		'interact_with_self' : 'eInS', # allow user interaction only when an AppleEvent is sent from within CodeWarrior 'interact_with_local' : 'eInL', # allow user interaction when AppleEvents are sent from applications on the same m...
		'interact_with_all' : 'eInA', # Allow user interaction from both local and remote AppleEvents } _Enum_Lang = {
	www.koders.com /?s=eina (961 words)

	AppleEvents from a shell script - macosx.com - Mac Support
		AppleEvents from a shell script - macosx.com - Mac Support
		Does anyone know of a way to send AppleEvents from a shell script, i.e., from the Terminal?
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	macosx.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2896 (68 words)

	Ernestine 1.0.6 - MacUpdate
		Ernestine is a scriptable application for use with Applescript, Filemaker, Excel, 4D or any application which can use AppleEvents or Applescript.
		It enables the development of client applications to utilize the increasing number of LDAP servers being made available on the Internet and within corporate intranets.
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	www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/2386 (98 words)

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