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  • Subject: SyncServices/ZenSync questions
  • From: Andy Lee <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 18:47:40 -0400

I wish there were a SyncServices list, but there isn't, so I'm bugging the folks on this one...

Having gone through the ZenSync example project, I was trying to construct a project just like it from scratch, step by step, using Xcode 2.0. My questions relate to creating and installing the sync schema bundle.

In the ZenSync Xcode project, the sync schema bundle is part of the project, as an additional target. I didn't see how to add the equivalent target in my own project -- it isn't one of the options provided when adding a target.

    Question:
    Is there a way to add a .syncschema bundle as a target?  Or did
    the ZenSync developer use some insider magic?

So I gave up on that for now and created a separate new project of type "Sync Schema." I see it has all the same parts the ZenSync project uses to build the schema bundle, which are also documented in "Creating a Sync Schema." One of these parts is a .h file that declares a bunch of string constants which are dictionary keys from Schema.plist. In the ZenSync project, this file has a comment that says "Auto generated."

    Question:
    Is there in fact a script somewhere that I can use to regenerate
    this file after modifying Schema.plist?

In the ZenSync project, the target that generates the sync schema has a Copy Files phase that supposedly copies the above-mentioned header file, but doesn't really.

    Question:
    Where should that header file be installed so that other
    projects can import it (they way projects can access headers
    in .framework directories)?

--Andy

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