Thank you all for your help,
I really couldn't believe something like this could be broken, lol.
Ok, I've found the difference:
On Leopard :
9/10/09 11:45:31 AM iLike Installer[11553] NSConcreteNotification
0x19d6f0 {name = NSWorkspaceDidMountNotification; object =
; userInfo = {
NSDev
On Oct 8, 2009, at 1:05 AM, Kevin Bracey wrote:
Hi Guys and Gals,
I have some Leopard code that works fine, but on Snow it doesn't,
hoping someone might have an idea how for fix it ;-)
I use an AppleScript to mount a afp
tell application "iLike Installer"
set holdMountPoin
Kevin Bracey wrote:
anyone got any ideas as to what I could be doing wrong or another way
> to listen for an afp to mount?
You could try installing a handler for the kEventClassVolume /
kEventVolumeMounted Carbon Event. (I'm pretty sure this can be done
with parts of the Carbon Event Manager
On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 2:39 AM, Dave Keck wrote:
> Not sure why it's not working, but if it turns out to be a bug with
> NSWorkspace, you might try using the Disk Arbitration framework
> instead. See DARegisterDiskAppearedCallback().
Note that there's a difference between "disk appeared" and "d
Not sure why it's not working, but if it turns out to be a bug with
NSWorkspace, you might try using the Disk Arbitration framework
instead. See DARegisterDiskAppearedCallback().
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Hi Guys and Gals,
I have some Leopard code that works fine, but on Snow it doesn't,
hoping someone might have an idea how for fix it ;-)
I use an AppleScript to mount a afp
tell application "iLike Installer"
set holdMountPoint to stringForKey "MountPoint"
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