Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Help in bundling our PyObjC app?

[Just v. R. <ju...@le...>]

Gary Robinson wrote:

> > I think (but haven't tried) that you don't need a specially built
> > Python to enable SSL support, you only need a specially built
> > _socketmodule.so extension module. You can probably put this
> > somewhere in the bundle, but this is Advanced Bundlebuilder so
> > someone else will have to provide the details.
> 
> If anybody who is an Advanced Bundlebuilder has a suggestion about
> how it might be done, I would really appreciate it. I have never done
> anything with bundles before (and neither has anyone else at our
> company). References to good sources of insight (including books -- I
> don't mind paying for good descriptions) would be also very much
> appreciated. I have found a couple of Apple Web pages about bundles
> but they don't really seem to get into the nuts and bolts about how
> to build them for custom situations like this.

You can either use the --resource=<path_to_a_file_or_folder> option, or
add it to the resources list in your buildapp.py. In both cases, the
file will end up in <YourApp>.app/Contents/Resources, which is a fine
place since it's on sys.path when you app executes.

Just