I upload ios appstore app which is working with backend server getting info by Webclient and appstore rejected my app due to connection problem to backend serevrer as:
Apps are reviewed on an IPv6 network. Please ensure that your app supports IPv6 networks, as IPv6 compatibility is required.
Does any one knows about IpV6 compatibility of SMF 4.5?
Does any one meet problem after 1 June 2016 for IOS?
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How can I restrict a particular app from being installed via iTunes from device using Mobile Device Management or via other objectivec ways?
MDM has a feature to prevent installation of ANY apps. However, it doesn't have a feature to target (prevent installation) of some specific apps.
I'm debugging a site using an iphone with ios 6.. Using the inspector from the iphone on the mac while visiting a site I get:
Failed to load resource: The certificate for this server is invalid. You might be connecting to a server that is pretending to be “www.photorank.me” which could put your confidential information at risk.
When I go to the same site on a mac using ffox/chrome/safari that issue does not exists.
The URL with the issue is https://www.photorank.me/static/js/olapic/widgets/ecommerce.js
It seems that the certificate is invalid for some reason but the only device saying so is the iphone and ipad..
Any idea what is wrong?
It's not trusted, see this or this. OSX might have wider root certificates base than iOs devices or simulator.
I would like to test the Application developed for wp7. Is it possible to directly deploy the xap into a device anywhere device or is there any other procedure to do so?
Is it possible to just transfer the xap file to the zune interface and then to the device anywhere device?
To install an application onto a device using any means other than the official Marketplace is currently only possible to developer unlocked devices. To developer unlock a device you must be a registered developer on the App Hub, which then enables you to unlock 3 devices.
When the Mango update of the operating system is released later this year (November-ish), there will be two additional deployment options for doing private distribution of certified paid or free apps, or for doing 90-day (maximum) beta testing of free applications. Neither of these options will require a developer unlocked device.
Is there any way to build a client on iPhone that is able to communicate with a Java RMI server? I have plans to put the app on app store, so it would be good to know if there is any way allowed by apple to do this.
We are planning to build an IPhone application which will use some of the Features of the new 3.0 SDK especially the Peer to Peer Connectivity, Our biggest concern at the moment is how can we test the application and the Peer to Peer Connectivity, Do we have to wait for the Launch of the IPhone 3.0 or we can use the IPhone available now to test these things, I want an advice on that as we have to bought the IPhone's for this application and if the SDK 3 features are not testable on the current IPhones then we should delay the buying process.
If you are part of the iphone developer network (http://developer.apple.com/) you can download and test the beta SDK and OS right now. You can install the OS on your iPhone(s) and should be able to test immediately.
I'm pretty sure that members of the developer program get early access to the 3.0 version of the OS to allow them to start testing now.