Re: Bundling Framework Problem

FROM : Jiri Volejnik
DATE : Fri Dec 24 02:15:04 2004

> So I followed all your advice and downloaded Jon's prebuilt 
> OmniFrameworks and put them in.
> Now, I have these built frameworks inside the root of my project 
> directory, but the console message I am getting is saying it can't 
> find the Frameworks in my build directory;
> dyld: /Users/olivercameron/Projects/Builds/Tag.app/Contents/MacOS/Tag 
> can't open library: 
> /Users/olivercameron/Projects/Builds/OmniAppKit.framework/Versions/
> 2004A/OmniAppKit  (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
> I've looked through all my Xcode settings and can't find a single 
> mention of it pointing to Builds. I set my Framework Search Path to 
> nothing as the frameworks are in the root. I just don't get why its 
> looking for it in in the Builds folder instead of my project folder.
> Thanks for all the help so far,
> Oliver


It really seems the Omni framework was built without Installation Path 
set to @executable/../Framework
Othervise, the message would look like this (from my app):

dyld: /Users/jirkav/Products/mce.app/Contents/MacOS/mce can't open 
library: 
@executable_path/../Frameworks/Orchard.framework/Versions/A/Orchard 
(No such file or directory, errno = 2)

So, open Omni framework target settings, set the installation path and 
rebuild the target. Then, for sure, remove Omni framework from your 
app, and drag a fresh build of the framework there. Do the same with 
your copy phase and set it's destination to Frameworks.
Then it must work...

Jirka