Moises Lejter wrote:
>We build a plug-in for Acrobat, written (partly) in Java. The "traditional"
>MacOXS way to install applications does not quite match what we would need,
>in the sense that installing our plug-in requires that the plug-in be placed
>in a particular location within Acrobat's package. ...
>
>..snip..
>
>Can you guys see what I am trying to do? Any suggestions for how to hook
>into MacOSX to get what I need?
This is what installers are for, unless/until Acrobat supports drag-n-drop
of plugins onto the app itself, or unless you can somehow convince Acrobat
to launch and install a plug-in when it's double-clicked.
The standard tool for creating installers on Mac OS X is called
PackageMaker. It's located in /Developer/Applications/Utilities/.
-- GG
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