Re: Application Deployment
Re: Application Deployment
- Subject: Re: Application Deployment
- From: Robert Cerny <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 14:02:17 +0200
Hi,
I believe that your problem is in building of your app. You need to use
pbxbuild install command to correctly set your frameworks.
cd to your project
pbxbuild install -target _your taget_ -buildstyle Deployment
HTH
Robert
On Thursday, Oct 24, 2002, at 12:36 Europe/Prague, Jerome Reid wrote:
Hi,
I have a simple application which links with two frameworks I have also
developed. I was trying to use PackageMaker to create my application
distribution, but following advice from comp.sys.mac.programmer.help I
am
now trying to embed the frameworks in my application bundle. This
should
facilitate a drag and drop install. I have read the documentation:
Embedding a Framework in an Application
You can set up an application's target so that it's bundle contains a
framework it uses. Follow these steps:
1. "Prepare the Framework to be Embedded"
2. "Copy the Framework Into the Application"
Etc.
I have followed the instructions here pretty much to the letter but
receive
the following error
dyld: /Users/jreid/Projects/QiCPress Sender/build/QiCPress
Sender.app/Contents/MacOS/QiCPress Sender can't open library:
@executable_path/../Frameworks
/SharpByteC.framework/Versions/A/SharpByteC (No such file or
directory,
errno = 2)
Of course the SharpByteC.framework is my framework.
My question is does executable_path have to be defined somewhere?
I am working with a 10.2 system but need my application to install on
10.1
or later.
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