Is there an Coca/obj-C API call to mimic the "Connect to Server" action in Finder? It's possible with Automater, so it seems like Finder has a hook somewhere.
An easy way is to just run some applescript code. I'll show you 2 choices. This first one is the standard way to show that Finder window from applescript.
NSString* cmd = @"choose URL";
The resulting window is bare-bones though, so you can actually open the Finder's window with this command...
NSString* cmd = @"tell application \"Finder\" to activate\ndelay 0.2\ntell application \"System Events\" to keystroke \"k\" using command down";
After choosing either of the "cmd" strings, you can execute that applescript code with this...
NSAppleScript* theScript = [[NSAppleScript alloc] initWithSource:cmd];
[theScript executeAndReturnError:nil];
[theScript release];
Turns out there's an old Carbon function (can't find a Cocoa equivalent) called FSMountServerVolumeSync
which does what I was looking for. You can supply and smb://
URL and login credentials.
OSStatus FSMountServerVolumeSync (
CFURLRef url,
CFURLRef mountDir,
CFStringRef user,
CFStringRef password,
FSVolumeRefNum *mountedVolumeRefNum,
OptionBits flags
);
这可能不是最好的方法,但是您不能只使用mount
吗?
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