FROM : John Timmer
DATE : Wed Apr 13 19:15:17 2005
Apple indicates that it's possible to make a GUI-free service, but I haven't
found documentation that would indicate how to go about this. Some of the
service info is normally contained in a bundle, but command line tools don't
normally have bundles. Also, does one create a runloop, etc.?
Alternately, I guess I could create a standard application, delete the
window and menu from its nib, and set LSUIElement to 1, and then just handle
things as detailed in the Apple docs. Is this a better way to go about
this?
Cheers,
JT
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DATE : Wed Apr 13 19:15:17 2005
Apple indicates that it's possible to make a GUI-free service, but I haven't
found documentation that would indicate how to go about this. Some of the
service info is normally contained in a bundle, but command line tools don't
normally have bundles. Also, does one create a runloop, etc.?
Alternately, I guess I could create a standard application, delete the
window and menu from its nib, and set LSUIElement to 1, and then just handle
things as detailed in the Apple docs. Is this a better way to go about
this?
Cheers,
JT
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