Re: now it really gets weird
Re: now it really gets weird
- Subject: Re: now it really gets weird
- From: Joe Osborn <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 00:06:49 -0500
Apple provides an entire document on the topic of software
distribution, and it is on your computer already. See
file:///Developer/Documentation/DeveloperTools/SoftwareDistribution/
index.html
for details.
The preferred distribution styles are gzipped tarballs or disk image
files. For the former, use
gnutar -czvf DestinationPath.tgz SourceApp.app
. For disk images, use hdiutil or Apple's Disk Copy program. Apple
has documentation available on distribution methods. DMGs are the
preferred method.
Either of these techniques will have the added benefit of reducing the
size of the binary you'll be transferring.
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 23.46PM, Michael Ciavola wrote:
I posted awhile ago, about not being able to e-mail apps, but this is
gettng
bizarre.
It turns out that only Apple's Mail client will allow me to select
apps as
attachments, but has anyone ever done that? When you then become the
recipient, the apps are broken down into many separate files!
At first I thought it was something in the cocoa development process,
but
then I attached the Chess and Clock apps and sent them to myself. Even
those apps are fragmented into many files.
What's going on here? I can't be developing with cocoa, if I can't
e-mail
the finished apps.
Michael
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