Hi there,
On 16/06/2006, at 3:34 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Jun 15, 2006, at 6:48 AM, Carter Wojcik wrote:
I have a webobjects application which I would like to
add a framework containing custom components. Instead
of placing the framework into the /Library/Frameworks
directory, I would like to include the framework
directly in my application for portablililty. I have
read the Apple documentation and searched the mailing
lists, but I am having problems including the
resources from my framework in the application.
Using Xcode 2.3, I use 'add existing frameworks..' and
point to the framework in my project directory. Then
I add the framework to my application server target.
I can then compile and run the application, but when
Safari opens, I am missing the images contained in
resources in my framework. How do I tell my
application to use (find) the resources in my included
framework?
When I have done this, I had to modify the classpath file by hand /
script. I don't know if Xcode will do that for you. If it will, I
have no idea how.
Where your frameworks exist in development is irrelevant. What you
want is to utilise the WONDER woaFrameworkMerger script as follows:
In your Xcode project:
1) Make sure your <YourProjectName's> target is active.
2) Select Project > Edit Active Target 'YourProjectName'
3) Select Project > New Build Phase > New Run Script Build Phase
4) Under Build Phases (left column) select last "Run Script" phase.
Set as follows...
Shell: /bin/sh
perl "${SRCROOT}/woaFrameworkMerger.pl" "${WRAPPER_DIR}"
Now when you build your application any linked frameworks that are
not apple-supplied will be automatically copied into the resulting
YourProjectName.woa/Contents/Frameworks/ with the classpaths adjusted
automatically as well.
It's very convenient...
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
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