Yes, you should change the installation path of your framework.
Open your framework project in XCode, control-click on Target's
icon and select 'Get Info'. Select the 'Build' tab and change the
value for Installation Directory from ($HOME)/Applications to
@executable_path/../Frameworks and build it again.
Julio Cesar Santos
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eMac 1GHz ComboDrive
640MB RAM
Linux User #359973
On 03/01/2006, at 16:17, Damien Sorresso wrote:
I've got a loadable bundle that relies on a private framework I'm
embedding. The framework is copied into the bundle's "Frameworks"
directory, and I'm linking against it in Xcode, but whenever the
bundle is loaded, the app complains that it couldn't find the
framework in /Library/Frameworks.
This is getting really frustrating. I've checked everything in
Apple's framework guide, and I'm pretty sure I'm doing everything
correctly. Do I need to add anything to my frameworks search paths
for deployment?
--
Damien Sorresso
Macintosh Developer
Computer Infrastructure Support Services
Illinois State University
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