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CHAPTER 5: Interapplication Communication with Scripts Application and namespace specifiers 191

Application and namespace specifiers

All forms of interapplication communication use Application specifiers to identify Adobe applications.

X In all ExtendScript scripts, the #target directive can use an specifier to identify the application that

should run that script. See “

Preprocessor directives” on page 233.

X In interapplication messages, the specifier is used as the value of the target property of the message

object, to identify the target application for the message.

X Adobe Bridge (which is integrated with many Adobe applications) uses an application specifier as the

value of the

document.owner property, to identify another application that created or opened an

Adobe Bridge browser window. For details, see the Adobe Bridge JavaScript Reference.

When a script for one application invokes cross-DOM or exported functions, it identifies the exporting

application using Namespace specifiers

Application specifiers

Application specifiers are strings that encode the application name, a version number and a language

code. They take the following form:

appname[_instance[[-version[-locale]]]

appname

An Adobe application name. For example, these are the identifying strings for applications

that can use the ExtendScript Toolkit in Creative Suite 4:

aftereffects

bridge

estoolkit

illustrator

incopy

indesign

indesignserver

photoshop

instance

Optional. An additional string appended with an underscore, that distinguishes the

instance for those applications (such as InDesign Server) that support the launching and

running of multiple instances.

For example, for a server launched with SOAP port 12345, the specifier would be

indesignserver_configuration_12345.

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