System Preferences Constants (kSCPrefCurrentSet) are not getting resolved

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Bawa Singh - 08 Dec 2005 08:35 GMT

Hi All,

We are developing an application to set proxies. We are using System
Preferences APIs for it. And here is a very surprising problem. If we
compile application (we have tried application and tool targets fo
carbon) on Mac 10.2, it is working very fine on Mac OS 10.2 and 10.3.
but if we compile the same application on MAc OS 10.3 and try to run it
on Mac OS 10.2, here the following constants are not being resolved.
they are showing "null" value.

kSCCompNetwork
kSCCompService
kSCEntNetProxies
kSCPrefCurrentSet

these are defined in
SecurityConfiguration.framwork/version/A/Headers/SCSchemaDefinitions.h
file.

We are using only the above constants. But no constant from the file is
being resolved at all.

Have anybody some idea about it, How to reslove this issue..?

Thanks in advance,

Bawa Singh

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Ben Artin - 08 Dec 2005 22:13 GMT

> We are developing an application to set proxies. We are using System
> Preferences APIs for it. And here is a very surprising problem. If we
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> Have anybody some idea about it, How to reslove this issue..?

Depending on whether you are using CodeWarrior or Xcode, the mechanism for
compiling 10.2-compatible code on 10.3 is different. Tell us which tools you are
using.

Ben

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Bawa Singh - 10 Dec 2005 08:13 GMT

Hi Ben,

Thanks for reply

We have tried it with XCode as well as with Project Builder.
with both we are getting same behaviour..

Bawa Singh

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Ben Artin - 10 Dec 2005 11:25 GMT

> We have tried it with XCode as well as with Project Builder.
> with both we are getting same behaviour..

In Xcode you should open your target inspector and change target OS to Mac OS X
10.2 instead of the compiler default

hth

Ben

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Bawa Singh - 13 Dec 2005 06:53 GMT

Thanks Ben,

It is working now, Thanks a lot.

Bawa Singh

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System Preferences Constants (kSCPrefCurrentSet) are not getting resolved