Re: How to allow for multiple instances of application?
Re: How to allow for multiple instances of application?
- Subject: Re: How to allow for multiple instances of application?
- From: Eduard Wolf <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 17:31:59 +0900
Thanks, Cameron,
The goal being simply to allow me to maintain several vocabulary files
simultaneously, I am afraid you would suggest I should have make my
application capable of dealing with multiple windows.
Being slightly lazy, I thought allowing multiple instances would be the
faster-to-achieve option.
However, I guess, there is no flag for "multiple-instances-allowed" or
sth?
Thanks,
Ede
On 2005/06/13, at 16:38, Cameron Hayne wrote:
On 13-Jun-05, at 3:08 AM, Eduard Wolf wrote:
Being an xcode rookie, I have created a small cocoa-java app with
xcode.
Now I have exported the application package and everything works fine.
However, only one instance of the application can be started by
double-clicking the app package's icon out of the finder.
I would like to have one instance for every double click.
Does anyone know what I would have to change to achieve the desired
behavior?
This is normal (and hence desirable) behaviour on OS X. There is
usually only one instance of an app running at one time. If the user
wants to have two instances, he/she can duplicate the app and then run
the copy as well as the original.
Maybe you want to explain what higher-level goal would be served by
running several instances of your app and then we could suggest a
better way of achieving that higher-level goal.
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Cameron Hayne
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Eduard Wolf
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