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# xulrunner (This is the "stub executable"... you should copy this file from | # xulrunner (This is the "stub executable"... you should copy this file from | ||
/Library/Frameworks/XUL.framework/Versions/1.8/xulrunner. | /Library/Frameworks/XUL.framework/Versions/1.8/xulrunner. | ||
+ | === Linux === | ||
+ | Linux | ||
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+ | Most Linux applications are distributed as simple .tar.bz2 archives which can be unpacked by the user wherever they wish. The archive should be structured as follows: | ||
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+ | * appname/ | ||
+ | o application.ini | ||
+ | o components/ | ||
+ | + ... components which are part of the application | ||
+ | o chrome/ | ||
+ | + ... chrome which is part of the application | ||
+ | o ... additional application files such as icons, etc | ||
+ | o myapplicationname (This is the "stub executable"... you should copy and rename this file from xulrunner-stub in your XULRunner installation.) | ||
+ | o xulrunner/ | ||
+ | + ... copy xulrunner/ to this directory |
Revision as of 12:34, 25 November 2006
Deploying XULRunner 1.8
Windows
If you do not wish to use the XUL Runner installer, the installed files should be arranged in the following directory structure:
* installdir/ * application.ini * components/ + ... components which are part of the application * chrome/ + ... chrome which is part of the application * ... additional application files such as icons, etc * myapplicationname.exe (This is the "stub executable"... you should copy and rename this file from xulrunner-stub.exe in your XULRunner installation.) * xulrunner/ + ... copy xulrunner/ to this directory
Mac OS
On Mac OS X, the XULRunner framework bundle is placed in your application bundle:
* MyApp.app/ o Contents/ + Info.plist + Frameworks/ # XUL.framework/ * files copied from /Library/Frameworks/XUL.framework/Versions/1.8/... make sure you copy all symlinks correctly (use rsync -rl /Library/Frameworks/XUL.framework ...). + Resources # application.ini # app_icon.icns # components/ * ... components which are part of the application # chrome/ * ... chrome which is part of the application # ... additional application files such as icons, etc + MacOS/ # xulrunner (This is the "stub executable"... you should copy this file from /Library/Frameworks/XUL.framework/Versions/1.8/xulrunner.
Linux
Linux
Most Linux applications are distributed as simple .tar.bz2 archives which can be unpacked by the user wherever they wish. The archive should be structured as follows:
* appname/ o application.ini o components/ + ... components which are part of the application o chrome/ + ... chrome which is part of the application o ... additional application files such as icons, etc o myapplicationname (This is the "stub executable"... you should copy and rename this file from xulrunner-stub in your XULRunner installation.) o xulrunner/ + ... copy xulrunner/ to this directory