RE: Load Framework at runtime.
RE: Load Framework at runtime.
- Subject: RE: Load Framework at runtime.
- From: Rosyna <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 22:53:42 +0900
If you use -bundleWithPath: it is autoreleased. So yes, you did
release it. Also try this instead:
Class PDFViewClass=NSClassFromString(@"PDFView");
Class PDFDocumentClass=NSClassFromString(@"PDFDocument");
PDFViewClass * view = [[PDFViewClass alloc] initWithFrame:rect];
PDFDocumentClass * doc = [[PDFDocumentClass alloc] initWithUrl:@"path"];
[view setDocument:doc];
Ack, at 11/22/05, Harmanpreet Bachal said:
I load the framework and call it's functions like any others. i.e.
PDFView * view = [[PDFView alloc] initWithFrame:rect];
PDFDocument * doc = [[PDFDocument alloc] initWithUrl:@"path"];
[view setDocument:doc];
The PDFView and PDFDocument are defined in the Framework.
I have not released the NSBundle anywhere.
Rosyna <email@hidden> wrote:
You didn't quite answer the question. And yes, you loaded your
frameworks bundle.. using NSBundle.
Try [[NSBundle alloc] initWithPath:] instead (and do not release the
NSBundle instance).
How are you calling the functions in the framework?
Ack, at 11/22/05, Harmanpreet Bachal said:
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.
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