Re: Bundling arbitrary data
Re: Bundling arbitrary data
- Subject: Re: Bundling arbitrary data
- From: "Charlie Reiman" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2007 17:39:25 -0700
Thanks, David and Fritz. I've got the bundling I wanted now and the point about the built-in apache might lead to a better solution to my problem anyway.
Charlie Reiman
On 7/6/07,
Charlie Reiman <email@hidden> wrote:
I'm attempting to build a tiny application that controls an Apache
instance. It can launch and kill Apache just fine. My goal though is to
place Apache and all its subfolders into the application bundle itself
so there is no external folders the user has to deal with. The
documentation doesn't seem to cover where in an application bundle I
would place non-resource, non-framework, non-plugin, not-mac-at-all
stuff. If it is ok to do this, is there a way to get xcode include my
essentially arbitrary data in the final bundle? Adding the folder under
resources had the effect of flattening the entire tree structure.
Sorry the question isn't exactly xcode specific. If there is a better mailing list for general mac development questions I'd appreciate a pointer.
Thanks for any advice.
Charlie Reiman
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