Hi Peter
Thanks for the tips. I ended up finding that yes the Service was
appearing but in Finder only. I think the main confusion was between
the steps of having the service appear in the menu and the service
menu item being enabled or not. It looks like a trick to simply
appear is, for
Hi Laurent,
There are a number of reasons why your Service may not appear in the
menu. Off the top of my head:
1) Your send and receive types may not be handleable by anything in
the app. In particular, NSFilenamesPboardType is not vended by
NSTextView, so I would expect your Service to
On Jun 23, 2009, at 7:34 AM, Laurent Cerveau wrote:
I want to add a service to my application. So I created the service
entry in the plist, implemented the methods with proper signature,
register the service at Application Did Finish launching time but
unfortunately I never see my service
Laurent Cerveau wrote:
Simply retrying to see if there could be any idea on this one as I
still have trouble getting success
Obtain a working example of a service.
Carefully compare what it does with what yours does.
Revise as necessary.
It's usually a lot simpler to start with something th
Simply retrying to see if there could be any idea on this one as I
still have trouble getting success
Thanks for the help
laurent
On Jun 23, 2009, at 5:45 PM, Laurent Cerveau wrote:
I realize I did not provide a lot of information. So the Plist of my
apps looks like :
NSServices
I realize I did not provide a lot of information. So the Plist of my
apps looks like :
NSServices
NSMenuItem
default
EnclickTo
Hi
I want to add a service to my application. So I created the service
entry in the plist, implemented the methods with proper signature,
register the service at Application Did Finish launching time but
unfortunately I never see my service appearing in the Services menu
(after login and
