Internet Config compatibility issue
Internet Config compatibility issue
- Subject: Internet Config compatibility issue
- From: Stéphane Sudre <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 11:47:09 +0100
I'm facing a problem for which I may have a solution but if there was
an easier solution I would take it.
I have a Cocoa application which is using Internet Config.
This application is working both on 10.1 and 10.2 as long as I don't
include the Application Services Framework to the Project.
I have a Plug-In architecture (based on NSBundle) for this application
and one of the Plug-Ins is calling Internet Config via ICStart, ICStop,
ICSomethingOnTheHorizon, etc...
The issue is that the Plug-in code is working fine on 10.2. But when
it's called in 10.1, it's crashing and its last words are:
"
2003-01-13 20:32:59.210 MyApp[702] Arghg!
dyld: /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/MyApp Undefined symbols:
/Library/MyFolder/Plug-ins/MyPlugin.bundle/Contents/MacOS/MyPlugin
undefined reference to _ICStart expected to be defined in Cocoa
"
(The Arghg! part being a log trace to locate the issue)
My current idea for a solution is to wrap all the Internet Config calls
I'm using in the Plug-in into the Main Application (where the symbols
are correctly linked) and then call this wrapping API from the Plug-In
(NSBundle).
But if there was an easier solution, I would take it.
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