Why launch sqlite command? Why not link directly to the sqlite library and access the data base directly?
Further, preference files in ~/Library/Preferences are typically XML key-value plist files. Why not use [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults]? Paul On Jul 23, 2013, at 10:04 AM, Public <mailbox20040...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've a non-sandboxed Cocoa app that launches sqlite command using NSTask to > read a preferences file in ~/Library/Preferences. The app works fine when > launched using Xcode Build-and-Run, but when the app (after using Xcode > Archive and Distribute) is launched independent of Xcode, the app launches > but doesn't execute the sqlite command. > > I've googled and searched StackOverflow and they suggest I read Authorization > Services Programming Guide. > > My question is: if the sqlite command is to be executed using the current > user (not root) against the current user's ~/Library/Preferences, what do you > recommend as an approach besides using Authorization Services? > > Thanks.
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