Andrew:
Yes, that is exactly right. I have...
.../Resources/properties
and
.../Resources/database.plist
and
.../WebServerResources/css/main.css
So, only the css is in another subdirectory. The build product has
the right files in the right places which is why I don't understand
why the runtime isn't respecting them.
On Jul 23, 2007, at 3:10 PM, Andrew Lindesay wrote:
> Hello Tim;
>
> So your source files are organised like this...
>
> .../WebServerResources/graphics/image.gif
>
> ...and you want to get it into the build product as...
>
> .../WebServerResources/image.gif
>
> ?
>
> cheers.
>
>
>>>> Is this something that I'll just need to get used to and put all
>>>> of these extra resources in the root of my project?
> ...
>>> You have done something wrong.
> ...
>> Not surprising - but not clear how either. :-) After I moved all
>> of my files per the tutorial I right-clicked on the project to
>> make new folders called "Resources" and "WebServerResources." I
>> placed the css in the latter and the properties file in the former
>> to mirror the way they would have been organized in XCode.
>>
>> I think what is confusing to me is that, even if I have done it
>> wrong, these files seem to be properly placed in the build product
>> but are not used by the application at runtime.
>
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