Re: Bundling Framework Problem

FROM : Oliver Cameron
DATE : Fri Dec 24 12:14:39 2004

Hi,

Turns out the problem was the executable_path, I've made a note of it
for the future.

Thanks all for the quick replies,
Oliver
On 24 Dec 2004, at 01:19, Ken Ferry wrote:

> Just to make sure:  Have you done a make clean lately?
>
> On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 00:24:06 +0000, Oliver Cameron <<email_removed>>
> wrote:

>> Hi,
>>
>> 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
>> On 23 Dec 2004, at 23:36, Jiri Volejnik wrote:
>>

>>>

>>>>> Dragged over frameworks to "Other Frameworks" group in Xcode.
>>>>> Created a build phase and dragged the frameworks in, set it to
>>>>> Frameworks/Libraries.

>>>>
>>>> I suppose you created a "Copy Files" build phase, because you need
>>>> to
>>>> include the whole framework in your application package - it's a
>>>> private framework. If so, open the inspector window for the phase
>>>> and
>>>> set "Destination" to "Frameworks" and left "Subpath" field blank.

>>>
>>> One more thing - the framework you are including in the application
>>> package should be compiled with "Installation Path" set to
>>> @executable/../Framework
>>> Jirka
>>>
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