I got it to work last night using a registration plist file
And the class methods of GrowlApplicationBridgeMBS
Now me needs are simple. My app has a single notification event and I
do not have to respond to click events.
But this example is very helpful as well.
So, my plist file that is in my resources folder takes care of
"registering" my app with Growl
Then when I start my program I just:
GrowlApplicationBridgeMBS.LoadFramework(Framework) using the class
method
When I send a notification I just:
GrowlApplicationBridgeMBS.notifyWithTitle("Title", "Description",
"Test Notification")
But I still need to test this on Snow Leopard and the old version of Growl.
Dean Davis
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