You'll want to add them as BuildAction = BundleResource
You can add these files to either the binding project or the app project,
it doesn't really matter. Although, if you add it to the binding project,
you'll need the updated MSBuild targets from
http://files.xamarin.com/~jeff/BindingProjectBuil
that was also one of my questions. do we do this to the binding project that
produces the dll or the top level application project that produces the iap?
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Shawn
On Aug 6, 2012, at 6:53 PM, Alex Soto wrote:
> Ok let me see if I understood correctly
>
> We manually create a folder named "Res
Ok let me see if I understood correctly
We manually create a folder named "Resources" in our MT binding project
Then we add the xName.bundle to that folder and any resource files included
on the framework
Then We compile and everything gets added to the bindingfile.dll file and
that it.
Do we h
Hi Shawn,
I recently added feature which adds a "Resources" folder where you can add
things like the ArcGIS.bundle files.
I think it landed in MonoDevelop 3.0.4 (you'll have to create the Resources
folder manually, though)
Jeff
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 3:50 PM, spcware wrote:
> I am not sure I
I am not sure I follow your reply. I was giving multiple options, yet you
said it all sounded correct.
Let me add some specifics. I am trying to use the ESRI ArcGIS thirdparty
framework. I have already started writing the ApiDefinition.cs file to wrap
the Objective-C code in C# bindings. It is
Sounds about right. If it's a plist that exists already, open it up
(it's xml) and add it to your existing one. Or edit the existing one
and add the new stuff.
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 6:25 AM, spcware wrote:
> What about the thirdparty bundle and plist file that was distributed with the
> thirdpar
What about the thirdparty bundle and plist file that was distributed with the
thirdparty framework? How do I get that into my monotouch app? Do I just
drag one or both of them into my app project or the binding library project?
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On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 7:54 AM, Jeff Stedfast wrote:
> I'll poke the docs team about this.
>
> Jeff
>
>
> On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 1:04 AM, spcware wrote:
>>
>> I guess I should have searched this mailing list for the answer first. I
>> saw
>> a previous post saying
I'll poke the docs team about this.
Jeff
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 1:04 AM, spcware wrote:
> I guess I should have searched this mailing list for the answer first. I
> saw
> a previous post saying that the framework file inside the *.framework file
> is usually a static library that can just be r
I guess I should have searched this mailing list for the answer first. I saw
a previous post saying that the framework file inside the *.framework file
is usually a static library that can just be renamed to lib.a and then
wrapped. Sure enough, that worked great.
It would be nice if the Xama
I have some experience with wrapping a thirdparty library with monotouch.
However, the docs only describe how to do it with a static library. What
about wrapping thirdparty components distributed as frameworks? Is there a
way to convert a framework to a static library? Any help would be
appreciat
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