Hi Everyone. My issue is tied to a very specific scenario, but still a Cocoa
question.
I write a custom Installer Plugin (code bundle), used to customize our
installations (done via Mac Installer). The plugin bundle is loaded at some
arbitrary time by the Installer App. It needs access to the actual package file
on disk.
The Installer application logs (in /var/log/install.log) its actions and near
to the start, it emits the following line:
Mar 30 07:47:54 CyberMotti Installer[19943]: Opened from:
/Users/motti/Documents/Projects/MyTestLogDistribution/build/MyTestLogDistribution.pkg
Which contains exactly the info I need. Furthermore - at a much later stage of
the installation, when the Installer runs some install-scripts I wrote, the
Installer supplies this information also in the first argument sent to the
scripts.
But my custom Plugin (Cocoa bundle with simple UI) doesn’t receive such
information.
The path/URL to this file is not in the command-line arguments of the Installer
App
30/03/2016 08:30:29.025 Installer[20208]: Command line arguments: (
"/System/Library/CoreServices/Installer.app/Contents/MacOS/Installer"
)
It is also Not in the environment of the Installer App:
30/03/2016 08:30:29.025 Installer[20208]: Process Environment: {
"Apple_PubSub_Socket_Render" =
"/private/tmp/com.apple.launchd.y5SHsAh0Ek/Render";
HOME = "/Users/motti";
LOGNAME = motti;
PATH = "/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin";
SHELL = "/bin/bash";
"SSH_AUTH_SOCK" = "/private/tmp/com.apple.launchd.JZKmuCTDKg/Listeners";
TMPDIR = "/var/folders/r3/l6xqyz7d7nb2vpjv45hyyqkw0000gn/T/";
USER = motti;
"XPC_FLAGS" = 0x0;
"XPC_SERVICE_NAME" = "com.apple.installer.992";
"__CF_USER_TEXT_ENCODING" = "0x1F5:0x0:0x0";
}
I thought maybe the Installer is a Document-base app, and tried to look in the
[NSDocumentController sharedController], but it is empty as well.
30/03/2016 08:30:29.025 Installer[20208]: Doc URLs:(
)
Obviously “Installer” isn’t Document based…
But still, If a package file was double-clicked to launch the Installer App,
and it received an “Open File” event, is there a way to get to the file later
on, without actually catching this event?
I already posted a question in the installer-dev list, but this is a general
Cocoa question, so Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Motti Shneor
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