Hello, On Mar 19, 2010, at 6:28 PM, James Montgomerie wrote: > I found that this issue was caused on the client side by Safari renaming the > file. If you can't fix things on the server as Michael suggests, a solution > is to make sure that the licence file extension is correctly claimed in your > app's CFBundleDocumentType and UTExportedTypeDeclarations (conforming to > 'com.apple.xml-property-list') keys in the Info.list, then Safari won't > rename it (and there's the added benefit that, if it doesn't already, > double-clicking the file will now open your app). > > It's probably a good idea to make sure that your app accepts drags of .xml > files and tries them out as keys nevertheless, in case people download the > file on a machine without the app installed.
Thanks, I will look into this as well. Right now I'm not using UTIs but old-school document type definitions in the target document types, which - in theory - should be sufficient. So far Michael's fix looks promising, though. Regards Markus -- ______________________________ Markus Spoettl <http://www.rubitrack.com>
