Hi All,
I am sending a NSURL, encoded as a Secure Bookmark, from the main part of my
sandboxed application to an XPC Service that handles a specific subtask. The
data is making it across the interface, but when I try to resolve the bookmark
back into an NSURL, I get the following error:
10/24/12 5:15:18.908 PM com.einsteinslegacy.silica.silicaHelper: ---
bookmark error: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=259 "The file couldn’t be
opened because it isn’t in the correct format." UserInfo=0x7faf418069a0 {}
Googling the text of the error message has not lead to any useful insights.
Here's what I'm doing:
• When a user selects a file, I create an object containing the URL and the
associated secure bookmark.
• I use NSKeyedArchive to create a data object, which I then pass to the XPC
service as a key-value pair in an xpc_dictionary.
• The XPC service receives the message, unpacks it and calls NSKeyedUnarchiver
to reconstitute the URL from the secure bookmark.
At this point, I check the length of the bookmark data. The value matches the
length of the originally encoded bookmark. However, when I try to resolve the
URL using the following line of code, I get nil.
self.url = [NSURL URLByResolvingBookmarkData: self.bookmark options:
NSURLBookmarkResolutionWithSecurityScope relativeToURL: nil
bookmarkDataIsStale: &isStale error: &bookmarkError];
The entitlements file used for the XPC Service is a duplicate of the main
application file. The XPCService dictionary in the service's info.plist has
"JoinExistingSession" set to YES, so I assume that both parts should have the
same set of entitlements.
Are there other factors I need to consider when passing secure bookmarks?
curiously,
douglas
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