On Aug 24, 2004, at 2:26 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
On Aug 24, 2004, at 5:03 PM, Alan Olsen wrote:
I have the runtime for CamelBones ready to install on the client computer.
Make sure you have the .pkg installer for the runtime. Different versions of CamelBones.framework are needed for different versions of Mac OS X. The installer detects the OS version and installs the correct framework for it.
That is installed.
What do I need to do to convert this into a bundle and/or separately runnable app recognized as such by OS X?
I don't understand the question. When you click "build" in Xcode, you get a runnable app. What am I missing?
It was where it put it. It is not in the same location as the source files. Once I clicked on info on the app in xcode, it told me where it was putting the completed project.
I can run it through XCode, but that is a bit much for most users.
If your app runs in Xcode but not on a Mac without the dev tools, two things to look for:
1. Make sure the user's machine has the runtime framework.
2. Make certain you built the app using the "Deployment" target in Xcode, not the "Development" target.
I finally found that setting. It is in an incredibly non-obvious (to me) location.
For those who are wondering... It is located by getting to the build results menu. Look for the little hammer icon and build message under the search box on the project window. Click on that and you will get to the build results screen. Or you can go to Window_>Tools->Build Results.
Also, you have to clean all targets before rebuilding or the change from development to deployment does nothing.
Thanks. That gave me the clue I needed.
