Re: Posting Cocoa App on iDisk for Public access
Re: Posting Cocoa App on iDisk for Public access
- Subject: Re: Posting Cocoa App on iDisk for Public access
- From: Graeme Hiebert <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 09:58:51 -0700
On Saturday, April 27, 2002, at 09:14 , Ricky Sharp wrote:
Definitely agree with the disk image approach. Of course, for maximum
compatibility, also encode in MacBinary II. Again, if configured
correctly, the browser should automatically do the decoding process.
The user would then end up with a disk image. I've also seen cases
where the disk image is also mounted automatically.
There is no need to MacBinary a disk image; it has only a data fork.
Just make sure it has a ".dmg" extension, and their web browser should
open it upon downloading.
I've found DiskCopy's compression to be very good. Though I haven't
tested it, I suspect it uses zlib compression, as it seems to compress
things down quite nicely.
-g
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