I am testing my app that uses iCloud. Sometimes, when I fire up the app I get the following warning in the console:
GEOResourceManifestServerRemoteProxy: Lost connection to geod
Once I get this warning I don't seem to get any data from iCloud. I have tried searching this issue, but have found very little information on it.
Any suggestions on how one should try to detect this issue and try to handle it?
I realize that you asked this back in March, but according to this it can happen when a login (like a connection to FB) has timed out.
If you do a stacktrace and see , then this should help.
And here is the code for that interface, if that's helpful.
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I am currently working on an IOS app built through Swift on Xcode. Firebase packages are installed using Cocoapods, and all pods are updated. Additionally, I double-checked that the Plist and Google-Service Info files are correct.
This is the full error line I receive when logging into the app and trying to retrieve user information from the database:
nw_proxy_resolver_create_parsed_array [C3.1.1 proxy pac] Evaluation
error: NSURLErrorDomain: -1003
I am unable to figure out how to resolve this issue as there were no changes in my code and it was working beforehand perfectly.
I can provide code snippets if needed but since the app was working prior, I am assuming this isn't related to my code.
The only time I was able to solve this issue temporarily was to reset the package caches through XCode, allowing me to view posts and other content pulled from the firebase backend. Unfortunately, after I restarted the app, this solution did not work anymore, and the same error from above popped up. Since resetting the package caches worked initially, I am assuming there is no direct correlation between the error and my source code.
Does anyone have any idea as to ways I can solve this issue? It has prevented me from working on my app for several days now. Thanks for any help!
Update: After looking over my code one more time, I found that there was a missing dot in a line of code, leading to my IOS app not running. This did NOT solve the error of nw_proxy_resolver_create_parsed_array [C3.1.1 proxy pac] Evaluation error: NSURLErrorDomain: -1003, but since the app is working successfully, my problem is solved.
I Googled the error and tried some of the suggestions, to no avail. This happened inside FireFox Aurora 29.0a2 on Windows, but i also got the same thing in Chrome on a Mac.
Any ideas as to what's causing this? Thank you!
The error will not affect the GoInstant service in any way. The error is logged by the browser for previous connections that are now disconnecting/interrupted on page refresh.
In other words, when you first connect in a fresh browser you will not see the error because you have no prior connections. Once you refresh, that first connection will be "interrupted" and you will create a new connection to GoInstant.
I have tried numerous ways to fix this error, but they haven't fix my problems.
I used NSLog and found out that the method productRequest:didReceiveResponse wasn't called.
But I don't know what could cause this.
Here are the things that I have tried:
Upload the binary
Delete app from the device and reinstall it from xcode
waited for a day after i submit the product in iTunes connect
checked 'clear for sale'
doubled checked that i use the full product ID when making the request
Basically i tried everything from Troy Brant's post
http://troybrant.net/blog/2010/01/invalid-product-ids/
But I'm still getting this error.
Please answer if you have any suggestion.
Ensure that you have an SKProductsRequestDelegate and that the SKProductsRequest delegate object is being set, otherwise no messages will get passed around appropriately.
I need to find where the application is running into an unhandled exception. I am supporting this from a previous developer. The application is running and the users aren't interacting with it at the time it crashes. I have ran it in debug mode and it doesn't crash. I know the project in the solution where it happens, but that code is like almost 10,000 lines. Any help would be appreciated.
Add subscription to the AppDomain.UnhandledException event as early as you can:
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException += YourHandler
Inside you can log the exception information and anlyze it later
You aren't giving much to go on. You might want to look up AppDomain.UnhandledException
System.AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException += new UnhandledExceptionEventHandler(CurrentDomain_UnhandledException);
There isnt much info given in the post above. I found following article alot more better:
http://www.switchonthecode.com/tutorials/csharp-tutorial-dealing-with-unhandled-exceptions
I am on the last stage of my upload, and i clicked submit, only to receive the error;
There was an error saving changes: NullPropertyException. Stack is: [Ljava.lang.StackTraceElement;#5528cffb
what does that mean?
I am 99% sure I built correctly.
the error changes ( the # bit) after a refresh and click of submit again.
Help me out please!
Sam
Apple's websites all run on WebObjects, which is Java based. Hence the Java error. This is almost certainly a problem on their side. I'd try submitting again tomorrow and if it still fails, contacting their support.