Difference between revisions of "Distributing Extensions"
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* '''Mac OS X''' {USER_DIR}/Library/Application Support/ccPublisher | * '''Mac OS X''' {USER_DIR}/Library/Application Support/ccPublisher | ||
* '''Linux''' {USER_DIR}/.ccpublisher | * '''Linux''' {USER_DIR}/.ccpublisher | ||
| − | * [http:// | + | * [http://menshealthmedia.blogspot.com/ Mens Health] |
Extensions should be installed in the <code>extensions</code> subdirectory of the support directory. For example, a Windows user with the username John would have extensions installed into | Extensions should be installed in the <code>extensions</code> subdirectory of the support directory. For example, a Windows user with the username John would have extensions installed into | ||
c:\Documents and Settings\John\Application Data\ccPublisher\extensions | c:\Documents and Settings\John\Application Data\ccPublisher\extensions | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 26 January 2013
Packaging Extensions
Installing Extensions
ccPublisher defines two directories for supporting application information: the resource directory and the support directory. The resource directory contains user interface definition files, images, etc. The support directory is used to store settings information and extensions. The support directory is defined relative to the user's home directory, and varies by platform as appropriate. The locations are:
- Windows {USER_DIR}\Application Data\ccPublisher
- Mac OS X {USER_DIR}/Library/Application Support/ccPublisher
- Linux {USER_DIR}/.ccpublisher
- Mens Health
Extensions should be installed in the extensions subdirectory of the support directory. For example, a Windows user with the username John would have extensions installed into
c:\Documents and Settings\John\Application Data\ccPublisher\extensions
