This seems like a topic that has probably been covered before, but I haven't
been able to locate much in the way of prior relevant discussion.
I have a Cocoa app that (among other things) installs an agent in launchd that
runs in the background. The agent installation happens when the app is
My application has an NSTableView with a column whose cell is an
NSComboBoxCell. Just to keep things simple (for the purpose of explanation
here), let's assume that the combo box cell is configured with a list of items
via the IB Inspector. The table view is nothing special -- just the
Peter Hudson wrote:
I was looking for a way to observe the code having been hacked - and
if it has been, for the app not to run. What is the kill flag and
how do I set it ?
Could it be reset by someone ?
Take a look at the Code Signing Services Reference:
Peter Hudson wrote:
Using the certificate Common Name as the identifier, I run:
codesign -s -v MyCertificate TestApp.app
Try
codesign -v -s MyCertificate TestApp.app
You can also just set the Code Signing Identity build property in
Xcode and it will do the signing as it builds
Chase Meadors wrote:
The problem is, the -runNewItemSheet method is
returning right after starting the sheet. What I want is for it to
wait until the didEnd selector is called to return from the -
runNewItemSheet method. That way, readyNewItem will be properly
assigned and not nil.
Is there any
to require 10.6 at runtime? Taking libcrypto out of the
equation, if I build my app using the 10.6 SDK, I can't really expect
it to run under 10.5 or earlier versions of Mac OS X, can I?
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notification names after activating/deactivating the screen
lock.
I haven't found declarations for these events in a header anywhere,
and I'm not certain that they're part of any published API, but the
events are observable, at least in Leopard.
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Virginia Tech
Are there events that I can observe that indicate when the screen lock
has activated/deactivated? I have a background agent that should
really be disabled when the screen is locked...
Thanks for any pointers...
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details.
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cehar...@vt.edu
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