Running Applescript apps...

Hello.
I have an Applescript that copies a png from a server and sets it as the current clients desktop picture. When I run it on my test systems it runs fine, when I copy and run it over ARD however, the client asks permission to open the app and then tries to install it instead of running it. Any ideas?

Thanks, but sadly I still get the install error. I think I'll just do everything with Unix instead of using Applescript, it's simpler.

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I have a very simple AppleScript that extracts some information from the content of a message and is eventually supposed to do something with it. However, I have hit a snag:
I can get the data from the content and I can tell Mail to 'display dialog' with that data. That works fine the first time I run the script, but if I put in a loop to go thru multiple messages or if I simply run the script again on the same message I get a blank dialog box, a bit of whirring and Mail crashes.
Any ideas? I suspect this is some corruption somewhere, but I am really not too sure where to start...

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Does anyone know what the required frameworks/files are for AppleScript/AppleScript Studio based apps to run properly? Thing is, I have a minimalist install here based on Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.3, however my AppleScript based applications will not run because of the lack of something. If I could find this out that would be great

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> I am an administrator of a WebSphere 6 Network
Deployment installation, and I
> have a customer who would like to run her Coldfusion
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>
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> 2. Deploy the ColdFusion J2EE application.
> 3. Configure ColdFusion in the Configuration and
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Launchd to run Applescript app. only when an iWorks program is running

How can I make launchd load an applescript application (that autosaves documents) only when an iWorks program (Pages, Numbers) is running?
I am using Launchd Editor or Lingon to right the plist file.

There isn't a launchd trigger I'm aware of that will do this.
The best you can do with launchd is a StartInterval which launches your application every n seconds and have the script perform the check to see if one of the target applications is running.

I'm unable to run AppleScript.app after upgrading to Mavericks, is this as it should be, and is there a replacement for AppleScript?

When I navigate to the Applications/Utiilities folder, and attempt to open the AppleScript editor I get an error popup with:
The document "AppleScript Editor.app" could not be opened.
Has AppleScript gone away, or is my OS Installation broken?
Thanks,
CraigP
Ok, so it's broken. Any idea how to un-break it? For example, is there Installation Media for Mavericks that I can burn and attempt a re-install with?

Your installation is broken.

Running applescript in background (as a standalone app or iTunes script)

Hiya,
I'm working on making an Apple script that syncs my currently playing track with Twitter, Facebook, and Last.fm. I have the syncing portion worked out, but the method in which the program receives information is not ideal.
I was wondering if there exist a set of commands that allows my program to work in the backhround, monitoring itunes for track-changes. Once a track changes, the syncing process will begin. Once the process ends, the program will once again become a background processes. This also beckons the question: is there a command for my program to launch when iTunes launches. I know Last.FM's official client has an option that allows the program to launch when iTunes launch. I would like to know if that's easy to implement.
Ideally, if anyone can point me to a page/book for tutorials on how to futz around with iTunes commands and background processes, I would be greatful!
Thanks!

The background element of your request is fairly straightforward - use an 'idle' handler.
In this case you want your idle handler to periodically check the state of iTunes and perform whatever actions you like once you know it's open.
The other element - having your script open when iTunes opens, is not so easy. iTunes doesn't have the option to run a script or perform any action when it's opened. Therefore there's no easy way to achieve this - at least not via AppleScript. The typical way of doing it is to write a daemon process that sits in the background, but this isn't easy in AppleScript, or write a plug-in (which also isn't possible in AppleScript).
As a result your best option may be to have an AppleScript app that's always running (e.g. launched at login) which sits around checking for iTunes, and kicking in once it detects iTunes has launched.
Something like:
-- variable to keep track of iTunes state last time we checked:
global iTunesWasRunning
on run
  set iTunesWasRunning to false
end run
on idle
  if application "iTunes" is running then
    -- it's running now, was it running before?
    if iTunesWasRunning then
      -- code here for checking track changes
    else
      -- it's just been launched, so do whatever you need on app launch
    end if
  end if
  -- remember the current app state for the next iteration
  set iTunesWasRunning to (application "iTunes" is running)
  -- check again in 10 seconds time
  return 10
end idle
Now you have three places you can run code - iTunes is still running, iTunes has just been launched, and itunes isn't running at all. From here you should be able to insert the relevant code for what you're trying to achieve.

Ensure AppleScript App Quits

I have an AppleScript saved as a run only app which I call every hour from launchd.
Most of the time it works fine, but occasionally something causes the app not to quit when it's done its thing. This means that next time an error is thrown and the process does not run (so it fails until I force quit the app).
I have tried wrapping the whole script in a try...with timeout...end timeout...on error return...end try structure but that makes no difference.
The core of the script is a run shell script that calls a perl script which in turn gets data from a web site. I have tried nesting a try...on errror...end try around this that simply sets the content of the variable that should be populated from the script in the event that any error occurs.
The final part of the script is opening a [text] file and inserting a few lines at the top. Again I have tried wrapping this in a try...on error return...end try stricture.
None of these efforts seems to have any effect. However, I can't get the script to fail when I run it from the ApplScript Editor.
Would I be better to use osascript to call a script rather than the app, or am I doing something more fundamental wrong?

I'm not trying to be coy either, but I don't see that posting the whole script is going to help particularly because the perl script uses WWW::Mechanize to get data from a website where I have to provide user credentials - hence, it will not be possible to run it without those credentials.
The expectation is that I will get approximately ten lines of data back (which I put into a local variable). I then use an offset check to determine whether a particular string is present. If it is present, I then go on to compose a message (using Messages) to send to myself.
Regardless of the content, I open a local text file and insert the web response at the beginning of the file (as an activity log). The file is then closed for access and that's it.
I have only once seen an error when I ran the script from the AS Editor and this seemed to indicate a problem with the site's availability - so when Mechanize couldn't find any identifiable data, it threw an error.
The app is not saved as stay open, but it does. All I can say for certain is that the log file does not get written to, so I suspect that the problem lies with the perl script. It is for that reason that I wrapped it in a try...with timeout structure. (My understanding of the timeout, is that if script execution fails to complete within the timeout an error will be thrown, so this is picked-up by the try...on error. That understanding may be wrong.)
So, after all that, here is the script [with a single hard-coded address obscured for privacy]:
try
          set desktopPath to (path to desktop) as alias
          set FlightCheckLog to (desktopPath as text) & "FlightCheckLog.txt"
          set targetList to {"Sep-7", "Sep-8", "Sep-9", "Sep-10"}
          tell application "Messages"
                    set theBuddy to buddy id "<OBSCURED>"
          end tell
          set messageSent to false
          try
                    with timeout of 300 seconds
                              set theFlights to do shell script "~/Documents/perl/FilghtCheck.pl -x -c J -d 2013-09-07 ATH-LHR"
                    end timeout
          on error
                    set theFlights to ""
          end try
          repeat with theDate in targetList
                    set theOffset to (offset of theDate in theFlights)
                    if theOffset is not 0 then
                              set theFlight to text (theOffset - 5) thru end of theFlights
                              set theReturn to (offset of return in theFlight)
                              set theFlight to text 1 thru (theReturn - 1) of theFlight
                              tell application "Messages"
send theFlight to theBuddy
                                        set messageSent to true
                              end tell
                    end if
          end repeat
          try
                    set theFile to open for access FlightCheckLog with write permission
get eof theFile
                    if result > 0 then
                              set fileText to read theFile
set eof theFile to 0
                    else
                              set fileText to ""
                    end if
                    if messageSent then
                              write ((current date) & return & theFlights & return & "MESSAGE SENT" & return & return & fileText) as text to theFile
                    else
                              write ((current date) & return & theFlights & return & return & fileText) as text to theFile
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close access theFile
          on error
                    return
          end try
on error
          return
end try

Applescript app to batch files using ffmpeg and command

i'm not a technical person and i hoping that i can get a help to create a custom applescript app. i'd like to create an applescript app to run video files from any folder to encode (using ffmpeg) and save the re-encoded version in a new folder inside the current file folder. i found the script that i need to run inside the applescript:
ffmpeg -i ORG-FILENAME -c:v libx264 -crf 27 -c:a libfaac -q:a 100 -map_metadata 0 NEW-FOLDER/ORG-FILENAME && touch -r ORG-FILENAME NEW-FOLDER/ORG-FILENAME
i searched through the forum and found something that might work but my limited knowledge can't get this to work:
on run
    tell application "Finder"
        set theFolder to (choose folder)
    end tell
    proceed(theFolder)
end run
on open theFolder
    proceed(theFolder as alias)
end open
on proceed(theFolder)
    tell application "Finder"
        set parentFolder to parent of theFolder as string
        if not (exists parentFolder & "A") then
            make new folder at parent of theFolder with properties {name:"A"}
        end if
    end tell
    tell application "Terminal"
        do script "for f in " & quoted form of POSIX path of theFolder & " do ffmpeg -i \"$f\" -c:v libx264 -crf 27 -c:a libfaac -q:a 100 -map_metadata 0 " & quoted form of (POSIX path of (parentFolder & "A")) & " \"$f\"
done"
    end tell
end proceed
when i run this i get:
for f in '/Users/admin/Pictures/0/1/' do ffmpeg -i "$f" -c:v libx264 -crf 27 -c:a libfaac -q:a 100 -map_metadata 0 '/Users/admin/Pictures/0/A' "$f"
done
macbookpro-7:~ admin$ for f in '/Users/admin/Pictures/0/1/' do ffmpeg -i "$f" -c:v libx264 -crf 27 -c:a libfaac -q:a 100 -map_metadata 0 '/Users/admin/Pictures/0/A' "$f"
> done
-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `done'
can anyone help me please

You are missing a ";" after your path argument.
for f in '/Users/admin/Pictures/0/1/'; do

Error on launching Applescript app

Hey, i created some Applescript app which i scheduled using Schedule manager or Task Till Down and everything was ok.
Since 1 month, after a while i turn on the laptop and that everything is running, i receive the alert message (in attachment). If i execute the apps from inside Applescript they are ok.
After restarting all is working again for a while (sometimes minutes or hours) and then the same problem again.
Do you have an ideal of which can be the problem?

Hi,
I'm sorry for give any solid suggestion about this problem, but I found another thread which similar with yours may be helpful, please take it as reference and try the solution of it.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/c4147bcc-a430-43fe-b4e9-f999552568da/81-store-apps-wont-load?forum=w8itprogeneral
Roger Lu
TechNet Community Support

Accessing multiple Automator variables in a Run Applescript action

I have an Automator app set up with 4 variables feeding into a Run Shell Script with the following code. And it runs perfectly.
/Applications/Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC/aerender -sound ON -project $1 -comp "$2" -output $3/$4
However, I need to be able to see the progress of the Script while it processes in the Terminal window. So, I'm setting up a Run AppleScript to tell Terminal to run the script, but I'm getting two problems.
code:
on run {input, parameters}
          set aVar to item 1 of input
          set bVar to item 2 of input
          set cVar to item 3 of input
          set dVar to item 4 of input
          tell application "Terminal"
activate
                    do script "/Applications/Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC/aerender -sound ON -project aVar -comp \"bVar\" -output cVar/dVar"
          end tell
end run
Problem 1--Either my syntax or method of setting the 4 variables to access the array of 4 input variables is wrong. And I don't know enough about AppleScript to figure it out.
Problem 2-- AppleScript really doesn't like the spaces in "Adobe\ After\ Effects\ CC" even though the Terminal has no problem with it. But it errors out before it even gets to Terminal.
Any help that anyone can give will be greatly appreciated.

The backslash is also used as the escape character in an AppleScript string, so to actually get the character you need to escape it (you can also use the term quoted form of to let AppleScript figure out how to quote the string). To use the variables, you need to use the concatentation operator to mix the variables and text pieces - by putting a variable inside the string the identifier just becomes text.
Your string should look something like:
"/Applications/Adobe\\ After\\ Effects\\ CC/aerender -sound ON -project " & aVar & " -comp " & bVar & " -output " & cVar & "/" & dVar
or perhaps
quoted form of "/Applications/Adobe After Effects CC/aerender" & " -sound ON -project " & aVar & " -comp " & bVar & " -output " & quoted form of (cVar & "/" & dVar)

Unexpected Quits when running AppleScript

Greetings,
As of late, I've been experiencing the Unexpected Quit error every time I run any AppleScript app or even after closing the AppleScript Editor. I have a backup script that runs every night to another hard drive. A very basic script that simply does various rsyncs. In the morning, I notice that there is always an "Unexpected Quit" message on the screen.
Further investigation reveals that that script, and any other that I test, actually does run but seems to crash when closing the script. Same thing when I'm in the editor. I can run the script from within the editor just fine, then when I close the editor, I get the same error.
This all seemed to happen shortly after I installed the latest mouse drivers for my Logitech mouse.
If anyone has any suggests, it would be greatly appreciated.
Below are more details on the error:
Subject: unexpected quit
Headers: Show All Headers
Date/Time: 2008-10-21 22:57:02 -0500
OS Version: 10.3.9 (Build 7W98)
Report Version: 2
Command: Backup App.app
Path: /Library/Scripts/Backup Scripts/Backup App.app
Version: ??? (???)
PID: 766
Thread: 0
Exception: EXC_BREAKPOINT (0x0006)
Code[0]: 0x00000001
Code[1]: 0x9083be80
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 libobjc.A.dylib 0x9083be80 objctrap + 0
1 libobjc.A.dylib 0x9083be14 objcfatal + 0x48
2 libobjc.A.dylib 0x90837c44 objcfatalHeader + 0x44
3 dyld 0x8fe18364 callfuncs_for_removeimage + 0x8c
4 dyld 0x8fe132c4 dyld_unlinkmodule + 0xcc
5 libSystem.B.dylib 0x9003dacc NSUnLinkModule + 0x68
6 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x90236290 _CFBundleDYLDUnloadBundle + 0x3c
7 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x9021da00 CFBundleUnloadExecutable + 0xe8
8 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x9021254c __CFBundleDeallocate + 0x2c
9 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x901c1848 CFRelease + 0x1e8
10 com.apple.openscripting 0x916e67b0 ZN10shlbentry6UnloadEv + 0x60
11 com.apple.openscripting 0x916e2ef8 _Z18UnloadAllAdditionsv + 0xb4
12 libSystem.B.dylib 0x9002cdb8 exit + 0x58
13 Backup App.app 0x00002a3c 0x1000 + 0x1a3c
14 Backup App.app 0x000028a8 0x1000 + 0x18a8
PPC Thread State:
srr0: 0x9083be80 srr1: 0x0002f030 vrsave: 0x00000000
cr: 0x44002454 xer: 0x20000000 lr: 0x9083be14 ctr: 0x90010a60
r0: 0x9083be10 r1: 0xbfffe9a0 r2: 0xa000057c r3: 0x00000074
r4: 0x00000000 r5: 0x00000074 r6: 0x00000000 r7: 0x00000000
r8: 0x00000000 r9: 0xa0008872 r10: 0x00000006 r11: 0xa00048f0
r12: 0x90010a60 r13: 0x00000000 r14: 0x00000000 r15: 0x00000000
r16: 0x00000000 r17: 0x00000000 r18: 0x00000000 r19: 0x00000000
r20: 0x00000000 r21: 0x00000000 r22: 0x00000000 r23: 0x00000000
r24: 0x00000000 r25: 0x00000000 r26: 0x00000000 r27: 0x007d1000
r28: 0x007d1000 r29: 0x007d1000 r30: 0xa083f448 r31: 0x9083bddc
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I have an AppleScript App which is running for a hour. It is basically a GUI scripting.
If I want to quit the app in between, I am unable to use 'Force Quit' as the mouse/key board is extensively used by the app.
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display dialog "Timer duration (in minutes):" default answer "180"
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That's it. A box would pop up asking me to enter the number of minutes 'til quit (180 as the default), and after that amount of time EyeTV would quit. The problem is, in Yosemite, no matter how much time I enter in the duration box, EyeTV quits the instant I hit return. I imagine there was a minor change to AppleScript in Yosemite, and I'm hoping someone smarter than me might be able to spot what's changed.
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