Foks;
I'm trying to develop a stand alone service in Snow Leopard.
The issue I'm running into is how to update the system as I compile a
new version.
The pbs command shows that the bundle path is the one in my Release
Build folder
"pbs -dump_pboard"
{
NSBundleIdentifier = "com.myCompany.myService";
NSBundlePath = "/Volumes/myMacBookPro/Projects/XYZ/Code/
build/Release/MyService.service";
NSKeyEquivalent = {
};
NSMenuItem = {
default = MyService;
};
NSMessage = myService;
NSPortName = myServicePort;
NSSendTypes = (
NSStringPboardType,
NSRTFPboardType,
NSTabularTextPboardType
);
So when I recompile I do the following:
1) 'Uncheck' the item in the SysPref/Keyboard/Services list
2) Compile a new version
3) run "/System/Library/CoreServices/pbs"
4) 'Check' the item in the SysPref/Keyboard/Services list
5) Test the service by using the context menu (which is appearing at
the right time)
I have convinced myself that the only way to get Snow Leopard to
recognize the newer version of the service is to log out and back in.
This is tedious. Is there something I'm missing?
Steve
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