Does anyone know of a way to combine the data base file and the runtime 
engine into one file?

I know that OS X apps are really folders that contain all sorts of files 
so it should be rather simple...

Could everything be wrapped inside an AppleScript application?

Any Ideas?

It sounds to me like you are proposing some sort of reverse engineering; if
so, that would invalidate the user license.

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John Weinshel
Datagrace
Vashon Island, WA
(206) 463-1634
Associate Member, Filemaker Solutions Alliance


"osmmophilia" <junk1@xs4all.nl> wrote in message
news:20040106133143995+0100@news.xs4all.nl...
> Does anyone know of a way to combine the data base file and the runtime
> engine into one file?
>
> I know that OS X apps are really folders that contain all sorts of files
> so it should be rather simple...
>
> Could everything be wrapped inside an AppleScript application?
>
> Any Ideas?

Sounds like you're wanting to 'package' the files the same way OS X packages
an application and all of its resources into 1 file. If this is what you're
asking then the answer is no. This can't be done with the runtime.

Dave Herman

"osmmophilia" <junk1@xs4all.nl> wrote in message
news:20040106133143995+0100@news.xs4all.nl...
> Does anyone know of a way to combine the data base file and the runtime
> engine into one file?
>
> I know that OS X apps are really folders that contain all sorts of files
> so it should be rather simple...
>
> Could everything be wrapped inside an AppleScript application?
>
> Any Ideas?