Re: Framework Versioning System

FROM : Mike Ferris
DATE : Thu Jan 09 19:50:09 2003

This is simple enough once you have it.  Unfortunately, building it is
not so easy.  You can set the version letter (or whatever string you
want) using settings in PB.  But PB cannot build a framework with
multiple major versions in it.  You kind of have to build each version
separately and then merge the resulting frameworks together somewhat by
hand.

You want to just make sure the Current symlink points at the version
that you want newly built apps to use.  An app will use the version the
Current pointed to at the time it was built.

Mike


Begin forwarded message:

> From: Umed Zokirov <<email_removed>>
> Date: Wed Jan 8, 2003  12:20:15 PM US/Pacific
> To: <email_removed>, <email_removed>
> Subject: Framework Versioning System
>
> Hi there
>
> What is the precise setup  of things in order to create versions for
> the frameworks so that, applications using the the version A, still
> will use it, while the applications that will only use version B will
> use B?
>
> I.e. I have a couple of applications that share a framework, if I add
> a feature that first appliCation will use it, I want it to use
> Framework B, while the other app will keep using version B? I am
> curious how to setup ProjectBuilder and Installer correctly to get
> this functionality...
>
>                 Thanks in advance, Umed
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