Bonjour,
voici une methode donnée par Valentin Schmidt sur DirectL (testée et apparemment validée par APP Store).
je la colle ici en Anglais pour le moment...
1.) open "TrimTheFat", go to the program settings and change it so that the the traget files are altered directly and no backup copies are created.
2.) now duplicate you complete "Adobe Director 11" folder inside the application folder, and rename the copy e.g. to "Adobe Director 11 IntelOnly".
3.) inside that new duplicate IntelOnly director folder, temporarily rename the folder /Configuration/Projector Resources to /Configuration/Projector Resources.app drop that application bundle on the TrimTheFat icon (which will remove the PPC parts of all director frameworks inside), and then rename it to /Configuration/Projector Resources again.
4.) drop the complete
/Configuration/Xtras
folder inside that duplicate IntelOnly Director folder on the TrimTheFat icon, which will strip the PPC part of ALL xtras.
Done! Now you have a new version of Director 11 that creates pure Intel stadalone projectors. I think (hope) that such standalone projectors can directly (that is, after moodifying Info.plist) be used in combination for the app store. if you or anybody else has a chance to test if that's correct, here is a little IntelOnly test projector that I just created this way with my IntelOnly Director Version:
http://valentin.dasd...ViewerIntel.zip
it's a standalone projector that contains 6 xtras."
.... and then he followed up with this post:
"unfortunately this method only solves the intel-only standalone projector issue, but not the code signing issue. using the codesign tool with such an intel-only projector still results in an error.
but I found a simple and free solution also for this problem (along the lines that toby already described): you can create a tiny "outer" app package using "playtypus":
http://www.sveinbjorn.org/platypus
I used this tool to create a minimal app bundle called CipboardViewer.app that internally only calls a bash script with this
content:
#!/bin/sh
open "./ClipboardViewer.app"
here a playtypus screenshot that shows the settings I used:
http://valentin.dasd...g/playtypus.png
then I've put my original IntelOnly director projector (also called
"CipboardViewer.app") inside the /Contents/Resources folder inside the playtypus app.
Done. The resulting app can succesfully be signed with codesign simply typing something like this in the terminal:
codesign -s fluxus -v /Users/fluxus/Desktop/ClipboardViewer.app
for details on the signing process see also:
http://developer.app...Procedures.html
here is a demo app I created with this method:
http://valentin.dasd...boardViewer.zip
instead of downloading and using playtypus, you could as well just download this demo, replace the internal projector.app with your own intel-only projector and edit Contents/Info.plist and Contents/Resources/script accordingly (and then sign the result with your own key).
and here is a self-signed version of the above demo:
http://valentin.dasdeck.com/lingo/code_signing/ClipboardViewerSigned.zip"
ya plus qu'a essayer
Modifié par bibou34, 06 mai 2011 - 04:36 .
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