Would you care to elaborate on that? Your application should not invoke that method: NSApplication will invoke it automatically on it's delegate if it:
a) has a delegate
and
b) the delegate responds to that message.
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That method only gets called if the object that it is a member of is instantiated and set as the NSApplication delegate. Are you doing that (if so where). Personally I normally create an instance of my application delegate and connect it in MainMenu.nib.
You can subscribe to NSApplicationDidFinishLaunchingNotification notifications in any class.Is there a way to use this method outside of a delegate?