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NSDocument / Java problem
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NSDocument / Java problem


  • Subject: NSDocument / Java problem
  • From: Christian Pekeler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 21:13:56 -0700

I'm working on a document based app in Java (don't ask...) and noticed
that if I put my subclass of NSDocument in a package, the
CFBundleTypeExtensions in Info.plist are ignored. Has anyone else seen
this problem? Does anyone know an easier workaround other than
overwriting writableTypes(), readableTypes(), isNativeType(String) and
prepareSavePanel(NSSavePanel) to explicitly set my file extension, plus
creating a subclass of NSDocumentController to overwrite
runModalOpenPanel(NSOpenPanel, NSArray) with my file extension?

Thanks,
Christian

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