Thanks Mike,
We'll test it.
On 22/01/2013, at 17:47, Mike Schrag msch...@pobox.com wrote:
Hi Miguel,
You can use NSBundle.bundleForClass(some class in that bundle).name()
You should test this with embedded frameworks in deployment … I seem to
recall a bug at one point where the embedded
Hi Miguel,
You can use NSBundle.bundleForClass(some class in that bundle).name()
Chuck
On 2013-01-22, at 11:59 AM, Miguel Torres wrote:
Hi List,
We need to get the framework name to get some resource. We have made this
before just calling the method frameworkName() from a java class
Hi List,
We need to get the framework name to get some resource. We have made this
before just calling the method frameworkName() from a java class that extends
from a ERXComponent o WOComponent.
Now we need to get the framework's name from a class that do not extends from
WOComponent, is any
Hi Miguel,
i don't know if there is a function which can handle this. But a solution for
your problem could be to build your class like that:
public class YOURCLASS {
private String _frameworkName
public void init(String frameworkName) {
_frameworkName = frameworkName;
}
public
Hi Miguel. You should be able to use:
NSBundle.bundleForClass( My.class ).name()
Cheers,
- hugi
// Hugi Thordarson
// http://www.godurkodi.is/
On 22.1.2013, at 19:59, Miguel Torres w...@toracom.net wrote:
Hi List,
We need to get the framework name to get some resource. We have made this
Thanks everyone I will try it.
On 22/01/2013, at 14:20, Chuck Hill ch...@global-village.net wrote:
Hi Miguel,
You can use NSBundle.bundleForClass(some class in that bundle).name()
Chuck
On 2013-01-22, at 11:59 AM, Miguel Torres wrote:
Hi List,
We need to get the framework
Hi Miguel,
You can use NSBundle.bundleForClass(some class in that bundle).name()
You should test this with embedded frameworks in deployment … I seem to recall
a bug at one point where the embedded jars inside of frameworks tricked
NSBundle into thinking they were app-level jars. that might
