Free application bundle software for mac

registerApplicationBundle 1.0 is considered to be a friendly and useful tool to register/unregister a bundle into an application, provided that this application allows it.This application can be used as a post-install/post-delete application when installing a package.

Requirements:

• registerApplicationBundle has been compiled and tested on Mac OS X Server.
• It may also work on OpenStep 4.x:
• • You will need to modify the PB.
  • Project and Makefiles in order to recompile it.

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Application Annihilator does the same thing as some commercial products for free.

All you have to do is select the application and Application Annihilator automatically removes all the the files on your hard drive related to that application: the preferences, support files and of coarse the application itself.

And if you change your mind, just go into Finder and Undo the last operation, and everything is restored to its former glory.

Wait for Application is a script application that shows how to wait for a scriptable application to launch before you start sending Apple events to it.

Requires the Style scriptable text editor by Marco Piovanelli and the Standard Additions scripting addition; give it a Finder partition of 350K.

Launch Application by Creator-Code is an AppleScript that is able to launch an application by its creator-code, avoiding having to locate it first.

WorldBundle gives an application which is the combination of Carrier Bundles for applying iPhone 1.1.3 or later.

MakeBundle is a small application designed to simplify the process of creating bundled applications, libraries, or plugins from the Metrowerks CodeWarrior programming environment.

Although CodeWarrior has the required support for creating bundles, MakeBundle improves upon the process.So what does MakeBundle do? It converts a single-file application to a bundled application with a simple drag & drop. Not only does this work for applications (.app), but it also works for CFM shared libraries (.cfm) and CFPlugins (.plugin).

The complete list of tasks that MakeBundle performs are as follows:Creates the folder hierarchy for a bundle.Extracts the plst resource into an Info.plist file.Extracts the executable from the datafork to the correct location in the bundle.Creates a PkgInfo file.

Extracts resources into localizable or non-localizable .rsrc files, or alternatively ignores resources that are not useful for bundles.Flattens resources into the datafork of their respective files. Bundles are completely flat and safe for non HFS file systems.Extracts icns icons into individual .icns files.

Optionally installs a custom icon onto the bundle folder for non-applications.Uses the plist to recognize the language of the application. This makes creating localized bundles extremely easy.

Here at Aladdin Systems, weve been using MakeBundle to produce bundled versions of our applications in a reliable, consistent manner. It has also made it easier to localize our software for MacOS X. Because this utility has been useful to us, were hoping it may be useful to the developer community. Best of all, its entirely free to use.