Laurent Sansonetti
lsans****@apple*****
Sun Jan 21 10:22:34 JST 2007
On Jan 21, 2007, at 12:47 AM, Fujimoto Hisa wrote: > > On 2007/01/21, at 5:07, Laurent Sansonetti wrote: > >> >> On Jan 20, 2007, at 9:02 PM, jeanp****@gmail***** wrote: >> >>> On 1/20/07, Jacob Wallström <jacob****@ghost*****> >>> wrote: >>> I tried an upgrade but it wouldn't work without /Library/ >>> BridgeSupport installed. It would be great if I could upgrade to 1.0 >>> without requiring Leopard for my product. >>> >>> indeed, it might be nice if there were a build target for the >>> framework that was fully embeddable - included the contents of / >>> Library/BridgeSupport in the framework itself. > > Indeed. For each framework, best location for putting metadata may > be inside of the framework itself. Because each metadata is just > reflection for each framework really and it better a framework has all > resource for itself. Why header files are put in the Headers of a > framework dir? :) This may be important for a optional 3rd party > framework especially. > > Well, a metadata file which put into there should be searchable by the > Bridge Support system, like Jacob said so. For example about the > location ... > > Foundatation.framework/Resoruces/metadata.xml > WiiRemote.framework/Resources/metadata.xml > > Foundatation.framework/Library/BridgeSupport/metadata.xml > WiiRemote.framework/Library/BridgeSupport/metadata.xml > ... Hey, that's exactly what we already do for 10.5. If you look more deeply you will see Foundation.framework/Resources/BridgeSupport.xml AppKit.framework/Resources/BridgeSupport.xml ... RubyCocoa looks for metadata files at the following locations (sorted by priority): 1) inside the framework 2) in /System/Library/BridgeSupport 3/ in /Library/BridgeSupport (default location for RubyCocoa installer) 4) in ~/Library/BridgeSupport I think it's better to keep installing them in /Library/BridgeSupport by default, so it doesn't conflict with metadata files Apple may provide in the future. >> In fact the plan is to add a BridgeSupport directory inside the >> current application bundle / RubyCocoa.framework and use them as >> possible locations for metadata files. But I didn't do it... yet (to >> be honest, I forgot about it :)). > > it's better location inside the target framework in addition to there. So, in addition: 5) Inside the RubyCocoa.framework (Resources/BridgeSupport/*.xml) Laurent
