Re: Multiple Application Organization
Re: Multiple Application Organization
- Subject: Re: Multiple Application Organization
- From: Kelly Graus <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 18:12:52 -0600
Kelly Graus wrote:
Paul Walmsley wrote:
I've come across a similar problem before. I seem to recall that the
cause of it was that there is a particular framework that our
application linked against which caused the application to show up in
the dock (sorry, I can't remember which framework it was, it may have
been Carbon). I think we rewrote parts of the application to use
just some of the lower level frameworks (Core Foundation,
ApplicationServices) and this stopped our application appearing in
the dock.
I'm sure there are other ways of doing this, but this may be simple
change that works for you.
Paul
Hi Paul,
Both of these apps use Cocoa, and I'm pretty sure we are linking to
the minimal set of frameworks that we need. Removing them would
entail major rewrites of a lot of our code. We don't link to Carbon.
Thanks for the reply!
Kelly
I actually just figured this out. If I put the executables in the
Resources directory for the bundle of application A instead of the MacOS
directory, the icon isn't shown in the dock.
Kelly
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