[djohnson]

Does anyone know an easy way to do this... I have a semi working prototype using the CocoaInCarbon example on Apple's website. It keeps dying on:

bundleRef = CFBundleCreate(NULL, bundleURL);

where bundleRef is a CFBundleRef. It returns NULL. The bundleURL is not NULL, so it *should* work. Is there an easier way then using Apple's code as a base?

[Angus_D]

Well, CFBundleCreate will return NULL for a reason - probably that you didn't actually pass in a valid URL to a bundle.

[djohnson]

the CFURL that I am passing does not return NULL. Is there a way to check other than is bundleURL == NULL?

[Chuckit]

Are you sure the CFURL refers to a valid bundle?

[djohnson]

Originally posted by Chuckit:
Are you sure the CFURL refers to a valid bundle?

Let's see how vague of an answer I can give....

I Do Not Know

How can I check other then seeing if it is NULL?

[Angus_D]

Originally posted by djohnson:
How can I check other then seeing if it is NULL?

No, not the CFURLRef, but the actual URL path on disk that you are trying to use. This path must be a directory for you to create a CFBundle from it.

[djohnson]

What format does the URL path need? Apple's documentation does not elaborate enough for me to completely understand it. Thanks!

[djohnson]

Here is a good link:

http://developer.apple.com/documenta...1516/TPXREF147

I think I found my problem. I had the bundle in the Resources instead of Frameworks folder. I will fix a few things and see if it works...

[Angus_D]

Originally posted by djohnson:
What format does the URL path need? Apple's documentation does not elaborate enough for me to completely understand it. Thanks!

What do you mean, "format"? The URL must be a filesystem path that points to a bundle. If you don't know what that means, go look at the Mac OS X Bundles conceptual overview.