Recent content by Jkel

Allright... I'm just posting this for those of you with the same problem. I really do suggest any of you who wants networking in your cocoa app to use OmniNetworking. It's so easy to use it's almost embarrasing. You can download the source code for the frameworks on Omni's website, if you are...

Oh and another thing... In Process Viewer, I saw Virtual Desktops took no less than 14.5% of RAM (160 Mb)... Is this normal?

Hey your app is pretty cool. However, it did flip out on me after playing around with it for a while. After switching back to the 'main' desktop, I was unable to use the menu bar. But after clicking around frantically in panic for a while, it did spring back to life again. Not sure this is your...

I suggest you start with Cocoa. It gives you the option to code in either Objective-C or Java. The good thing about Cocoa is that connecting your code with the GUI is a lot easier than in Carbon. There is a lot of documentation on Objective-C to be downloaded at Apple's developer site...

Anyone else than me having problems writing network apps with a Cocoa front end? No matter how much I try, I always seem to get to the point where my app connects fine, sends data over a port perfectly, BUT it only gets the *first* response from the other end... This is using OpenTransport. I...