Newbies Joschk Posted May 25, 2013 Newbies Posted May 25, 2013 I use ScriptMaster for unzip, for renaming files and for deleting files and folders. Everythink works fine on Mac and Windows. But when I make a runtime, application works only on OSX. ScriptMaster plugin is in correct folder (Runtimeapp/Extensions). Any ideas?
greerso Posted May 29, 2013 Posted May 29, 2013 I would check that in addition to loading the scriptmaster plugin that you are also registering the function. I do this in as a "set variable" in the startup script. It doesn't matter what you name the variable, but you have to be sure to paste the scriptmaster groovy code for your module into the value for the variable. In your case it sounds like you're using a few modules so you'll have to set variable for each of them. This page will give you all the information you need http://360works.com/plugins/SCRIPTMASTERPLUGIN/documentation.html. I've run into problems with the plugins in the past (not so much on windows) and have found this plugin removal tool very useful to remove the old plugins and allow new ones to be installed http://www.360works.com/remove-plugins/. I also run the 360WorksAutoUpdate scripts at startup, you can find them here http://www.360works.com/autoupdate/. That way when you remove the old plugins, the script will make sure you have the latest version installed when you start your solution.
Newbies Joschk Posted May 29, 2013 Author Newbies Posted May 29, 2013 Thanks for your answer. But... I have startup script with all groovy codes. My solution works perfectly inside FileMaker on OSX and WIN. But RuntimeApp on WIN is not OK. It seems to me that the plugin in Runtimeapp on WIN does not work. Inside my FileMaker application is a path to zip file, which must be unzipped. I need to get a folder with many files. On file is xml and I must import it in FileMaker. But on the screen appears a window that asks me where is this xml file. My conclusion: unzip command doesn't work. Again, just on WIN.
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