Re: Deploying Cocoa Applications
Re: Deploying Cocoa Applications
- Subject: Re: Deploying Cocoa Applications
- From: Damien Bobillot <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 22:52:48 +0200
Jerrod Fowkes wrote :
I have a small Cocoa application and would like to start meddling
in some deployment strategies. I understand that there is something
called a disk image that appears to be widely used. I believe from
my own research you create them using a program called 'Disk
Utility'. I also understand that there are installation packages as
well. I need to know :
What is the most accepted / professional way of deploying a true
cocoa native mac os x application?
Can anyone provide some nice links or book titles that I can get a
hold of to learn how?
If you don't need an installer, don't use one. Even Microsoft Office
is installable by drag-n-drop.
And one other small thing. Right now by default my application has
the default icon attached to the release binary. I would like to
change that icon. I haven't found an article nor found a way to
change that. -Jerrod
Add a .icns file to the "copy bundle resource" phase, and setup the
CFBundleIcon of the Info.plist file.
--
Damien Bobillot
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