On Aug 7, 2006, at 7:58 PM, realbasic-nug-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, we have our first OS X application made with REALbasic and I am
trying to build a package for it. I can get the package built and
installed but if I install in the /Applications directory, I can't run
because of permissions problems. It installs everything as root and
the
actual application will not run. If I go to the directory where the
program was installed and do a chmod 777 AltaPoint\ Medical.app, it
runs
but this does not seem to be the best way to do things, plus this
is not
the way that REALbasic seems to build the app. I can't find a
straightforward way of installing in the users home directory by
default
and that may not work for us anyway. In many situations, multiple
people
use the app on the same machine.
How do you do a package that works?
I want this to be a package, there are several extra support files
that
need to be installed, plus another package (it is part of a
metapackage.)
Help?
Have you ever used Iceberg instead of Apple's PackageMaker? It has a
much better user interface.
http://s.sudre.free.fr/Software/Iceberg.html
Ron Benditt
Alien Apparatus Company, Inc.
http://www.alienapparatus.com
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