change name of plist?

[ChrisAdmin]

I searched through the forums and can’t seem to find an answer to this question. Basically - I need to know how to set the name of the .plist file that I’m creating with my app, but I can’t seem to figure out where this is being set.
The reason I need to do this is becasue I’m upgrading an app, and the ‘old’ plist file for that app is casuing problems, so I want to write a new one instead.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thansk
Chris

[Vincent]

Inside your project there should be a file called “Info.plist”.
Open it and search for a key called “CFBundleIdentifier”
The value of this key defines the name of the plist file.
Example: “com.company.product” becomes “com.company.product.plist”

[Mikey-San]

@Vincent

Inside your project there should be a file called “Info.plist”.
Open it and search for a key called “CFBundleIdentifier”
The value of this key defines the name of the plist file.
Example: “com.company.product” becomes “com.company.product.plist”

What wrong with changing it in the Target Inspector?

[Vincent]

@Mikey-San

@Vincent

Inside your project there should be a file called “Info.plist”.
Open it and search for a key called “CFBundleIdentifier”
The value of this key defines the name of the plist file.
Example: “com.company.product” becomes “com.company.product.plist”

What wrong with changing it in the Target Inspector?

Nothing

[ChrisAdmin]

Thanks guys- I’m still having trouble though. This project had been upgraded from an older version of Xcode - and I do’t seem to have an info.plist file (it’s called Info-At_Your_Service__Upgraded_.plist) and within there, there isn’t a bundleidentifier key at all. Can I just add one?

Or - is there a way to recreate a new plist file through the interface?

Thanks for the help.
Chris