RE: Load Framework at runtime.
RE: Load Framework at runtime.
- Subject: RE: Load Framework at runtime.
- From: Harmanpreet Bachal <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 04:52:32 -0800 (PST)
I did not load a bundle but loaded a Framework at runtime.
If u r asking for the code then here is what I did::
NSBundle * b1 = [NSBundle bundleWithPath:@"whatever"];
[b1 load];
This loaded my framework and i successfully called it's functions but could not register my notification.
Thnx.
Subject: Re: Load Framework at runtime.
When you load the framework, do not release it. Do not add it to an
autorelease pool. Just let the NSBundle instance leak. That may fix
your problem.
How are you getting the calls? NSClassFromString()?
Ack, at 11/22/05, Harmanpreet Bachal said:
>I did it using NSBundle's load method and it get's loaded. I am
>facing another problem in that i try to register a notifiaction
>which uses this Framework but my app crashes as soon as i enter the
>class in which i try to register it. When i comment the registration
>of notification part my app works as it should.
> I tried adding the Framework to the Linked frameworks( in stead of
>loading it at runtime) and it worked fine however i cannot do this.
> Any advice on this??
> Thanks,
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