Re: adding an Existing Framework to a JNI library

• Subject: Re: adding an Existing Framework to a JNI library
• From: Ken Hawkins <email@hidden>
• Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 17:38:39 -0700

Ken Hawkins wrote:
| i am only used to the obj C style of copying files as part of the build
| process however i can't seem to add a copy process to the jnilib and
| add the BroadjamCD.framework.
|
| i have changed my library style to BUNDLE thinking that might help but
| no. i added the framework relative the project since it is not
| production ready.
|
| what am i missing here?

I'd guess the fact that jnilibs aren't bundles, and can't have frameworks made part of them. (Generally, a whether something is a bundle or not depends on the thing, not on build settings. The settings are there simply to tell PB/Xcode/whatever what to produce.)

Is there a reason you can't put the BroadjamCD.framework in your own personal ~/Library/Frameworks folder?

You might also try setting the DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH and DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variables to the path to wherever the framework lives. (You can include multiple paths by separating the paths with ":".) If you do this, also set DYLD_NEW_LOCAL_SHARED_REGIONS and DYLD_NO_FIX_PREBINDING to "YES", to keep your private copy out of the main system tables.

Glen Fisher
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