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<x-tad-bigger>I have a Cocoa app (not document-based) where I'm attempting to obtain a list of the jobs (either completed or not-completed) from an IPP printer queue using the CUPS library routines and display it in a window.
When I link against libcups.dylib, I can get the local server jobs with no problems but the remote server job requests either fail with an IPP_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE error code or I get an incomplete list. The really weird thing is that if I link against libcups.a, everything works flawlessly.
To set up the library I'm linking against, I'm adding a reference to the pertinent file to the Frameworks folder in XTools, making sure that it's associated with the target, and then building the project. Is there anything else I need to do for dylibs? Does anybody have any idea what might be different between linking dynamically vs. statically against libcups that might affect network performance?
TIA.
Alan</x-tad-bigger> _______________________________________________
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