FROM : parag vibhute
DATE : Wed Jan 16 17:22:45 2008
Hi all,
I have implemented a Cocoa application in which I am hiding Dock icon by
setting LSUIElement to 1 in info.plist. Now I run the application in *
Panther* & *Tiger*. When I quit that application from Activity monitor, *
applicationShouldTerminate* delegate method was get called. But when I run
that in *Leopard* & quit it from Activity Monitor,
applicationShouldTerminate delegate method was not get called.
In Leopard, *applicationShouldTerminate* delegate methods gets called only
if application has Dock icon otherwise not.
So is there any other way by which I can catch quitting an background
application from Activity monitor in Leopard?
Thanks,
Palav
--
There are many things in your life that will catch your eye but only a few
will catch your heart....pursue those'.
DATE : Wed Jan 16 17:22:45 2008
Hi all,
I have implemented a Cocoa application in which I am hiding Dock icon by
setting LSUIElement to 1 in info.plist. Now I run the application in *
Panther* & *Tiger*. When I quit that application from Activity monitor, *
applicationShouldTerminate* delegate method was get called. But when I run
that in *Leopard* & quit it from Activity Monitor,
applicationShouldTerminate delegate method was not get called.
In Leopard, *applicationShouldTerminate* delegate methods gets called only
if application has Dock icon otherwise not.
So is there any other way by which I can catch quitting an background
application from Activity monitor in Leopard?
Thanks,
Palav
--
There are many things in your life that will catch your eye but only a few
will catch your heart....pursue those'.






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