Can fljs launch a shell script?

I'm stuck on trying to figure out a long process (as flash does not allow to publish from the terminal (hint, hint adobeDev people).
How can I launch a shell script after a *.fljs has published the a swf file, so it can push the swf file further down the process?

As has been mentioned, you can run Applescript. You would use:
do shell script "/path/to/your/shell/script"
You could also write an Automator app, and use the "Run Shell Script" action.
NOTE: Make sure the environment running from iCal is sufficient for your needs. You might want to do a test run with the following commands to see what your environment is:
( id -a # user id
echo "$#" # number of arguments passed
echo "$@" # all the arguments passed
pwd # your current working directory
printenv # your environment variables
) >/tmp/iCal.bash.script.env.txt

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Have you not mastered in asking the same kind of question ?
First do write a script...
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can anybody help me to solve my problem.
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Remember this?
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[ Edited by Apple Discussions Moderator; href URL ]

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This would be kind of cool.
Is there a simple way to do this?

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enough to fake -- just copy one from /Library/Services
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plist under CFBundleExecutable and hope for the
best
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use the OS loader and handles file magic [and '#!' of
course].
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listens on, the data type it receives, and so forth.
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has the functionality, and there may be some
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to NetInfo it or something ridiculous; doesn't appear
to watch the FS.
[ Edited by Apple Discussions Moderator; href URL ]

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Hiya folks.
I'm looking for a great shell scripting site. Or a book. The Apple Mac Dev Centre is ... well she ain't workin for me.
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* echo $nameStart*
* echo $myDate*
* echo $newFName*
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Cheers

How do you set a boolean?
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I'll have to check up on the syntax for bash.
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