Thanks Kaj, that document was exactly what I needed.
Thanks also to Andrew, Jonathan and Ray for support and suggestions.
Sorry I neglected to mention that I am using Project Builder on Jaguar,
which kay correctly guessed. Some time soon I'll have to figure this
out again for XCode
I had found most occurrences of the app name, but I think I was missing
one, until I read this document.
On Wednesday, November 26, 2003, at 07:43 PM, Kaj Hejer wrote:
> At 11:06 +1300 26-11-03, Denis Stanton wrote:
>
>> Can anyone tell me what I missed?
> If you use ProjectBuilder on osx you find a description on how to
> rename a WO project on
> http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75297
Some Key phrases in that document show why it is not as straight
forward as one might think:
"this point, if you build the project, the file still has the name
MyWOProject, as does the .woa directory and the URL for connecting to
the application. A few more steps are necessary to complete the
process.
"6. Close the MyNewWOProject project in Project Builder or quit Project
Builder, so that Project Builder will not attempt to prevent changes to
the project files.
"7. Open the MyNewWOProject/MyNewWOProject.pbproj/project.pbxproj file
with a text editor.
This file is not immediately visible in the Finder, so choose from one
of the following methods to open the project.pbxproj file:
.......
"8. Replace all occurrences of MyWOProject in the project.pbxproj file
with MyNewWOProject.
This updates CFBundleExecutable key, the NSExecutable key, the .woa
directory, several intermediate build directories, some PRODUCT_NAME
keys, and the application's jar files.
So not only do you have to do some of the editing while Project Builder
is shut down, you have to go into files that are not immediately
visible.
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