Hi James,
Thanks for your help provided. I tried to use the function provided, but it
didn't help much. The symbolic link is not getting refreshed & still shows
the broken target path. I noticed that if i browse the complete target path
in finder before launching the .app thru symlink, it works fi
On 5/10/2010 7:36 AM, Sachin Porwal wrote:
I also tried using noteFileSystemChanged after creating the shortcut :
Try sending a kAESync event to the Finder. Here's my code to do it.
Note that although this is Carbon code, it will compile for the x86_64
architecture. Use CFURLGetFSRef to go
My Apologies for the duplication. Actually I got a message that 'the
question' needs to be get approved by moderator, so i tried to post it thru
authenticated channel(my mistake). Intention wasn't to flood/annoy the
people around & get the issue resolved sooner.
Apologies once again.
Thanks,
Sac
Someone posting under the name "Sravana Kumar" posted this exact
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personal problems faster is quite a low maneuver.
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On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 7:36 AM, Sachin Porwal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am
Hi,
I am facing some Symbolic link refresh issues in my application. My
application 'A' is supposed to create/repair a shortcut created in
/Applications folder. This app should be launched in elevated mode so i am
using 'AuthorizationCreate' to create elevated token and launching the same
process
