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  • Subject: prefPane with background process
  • From: "Yogesh Potdar" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2008 17:50:14 +0530

Hi,

I want to create a service which can be launched from the system
preferences, do some config setting and continue working even if the system
preferences application is closed.
To achieve this, I have created a myapp.prefPane which is of type BUNDLE and
installed this in the ~/Library/PreferencePanes. This works fine but the
problem is, it does not indicate any extra process for my .prefPane. When my
prefPane is launched, only "system preferences" process is indicated. When
system preferences is closed it also closes my service which was not
expected.
How to make the service offered by myapp.prefPane continue even after
quitting system preferences? Is there any way by which I can run service
offered by myapp.prefPane in background?

Thanks and regards,
Yogesh

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