NSUserDefaults from within a bundle
NSUserDefaults from within a bundle
- Subject: NSUserDefaults from within a bundle
- From: Benjamin Einstein <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2006 12:17:58 -0400
Hi All,
It seems storing user preferences in an application's bundle is a
scary concept to most, if it's even possible. We have an application
that's stored on the network, is copied from the server to the local
machine via another application, and then launched by that
application. The application can also be used offline. We would
really prefer to have global, "traveling" preferences that are
embedded in the application bundle but can be modified locally (don't
worry about rights, you must be a system admin and an application
admin to make preferences changes). Is there a way to use
NSUserDefaults to do this? Maybe CFPreferences? I can read a pre-
compiled plist in the bundle using NSBundle, but I have no idea how
to write and load specific key values. Any ideas?
There's one major catch: the application would have to be copied back
when the user quits so other users get their updated preferences.
Hmmmm. It would be okay unless the write failed.
Thanks,
Ben
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