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I am creating an app with various tests and I need a way to receive the test results from the users. Is there a way for me to save the test results when the user is done taking the test and be able to access the results from my computer or something? Thanks in advance,
Joshua
In an app I am making I used JSON, JavaScript Object Notation, to communicate between my app and a web server, where I store my info. It is fairly simple to use. Check out this tutorial http://www.raywenderlich.com/2965/how-to-write-an-ios-app-that-uses-a-web-service. This is what I used and I am fairly new to programming in general, and I just had to make a few adjustments to make it work. This is pretty broad, but this should get you in the right direction.
If you are familiar with sql commands.Why dont you try sqlite for creating a database where you can store the results, update them ,retrieve them.you can refer to this site http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/IPhone_Database_Implementation_using_SQLite
or this one
http://www.icodeblog.com/2008/08/19/iphone-programming-tutorial-creating-a-todo-list-using-sqlite-part-1/
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I've been creating iPhone applications for the past couple of months, and one question has always crossed my mind: how does one go about creating an app like Instagram or some other application that lets users sign up and log in? I know how to do this with a website (SQL), but how do you do it on the iPhone? General answers are perfectly fine. Thanks!
The simplest approach: use UIWebView to wrap the website.
If you prefer using native UI, you can use JSON to communicate with the server for user login part.
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I have to make an application of email client. is it possible to make an application that can manage different email addresses. In application we have to provide inbox for different id. I don't know how I'll connect to all servers. and how it will work? can anybody guide me?
This is really new for me thats why please don't mind if my question is silly
There used to be an app, remail, then open sourced by google: http://code.google.com/p/remail-iphone/
Also on the OneMail app website you'll find a list with the frameworks they're using: http://codev.co.uk/products/onemail/notice
I guess that it is possible, since it is an "stand alone" app and not an improvement to the native app.
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In my application i was supposed to include/access/bring another application which is installed in iPhone. I don't have the source code for the other application. I googled several references which says that i should include the source file of another application without ticking copy options. but the problem here is i don't have the source file of the application.
If you're hoping to "embed" another application so that it appears to be part of your own then you're going to be out of luck (i.e. this cannot be done) without the source.
If you'd like to launch another application (say facebook) then you can use URL schemes, there's a good reference here: http://wiki.akosma.com/IPhone_URL_Schemes
If you have something else in mind you'll have to rephrase the question as others have already said, it's not entirely clear.
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I have an app in my iPhone. Now i want to get source code of that app.My mean that how get source file of app? what is the processor so that i get information of app which is in my iphone?
You cannot. If you wrote the application, hopefully you didn't delete the source code... if it isn't, it's not yours to look at.
If this app was made with xcode then you canot get the source off the app as its compiled to a native binary format, the only possible way is to disassemble but you have to be a good knowledge of assembly language to understand the code.
If this app was made with another tool maybe it can be possible but I dont think it would be easy.
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i am working on a application which needs connectivity with database i had create database and import it successfully but i dont know how connect it with code can any help me?
Let me google it for you.
http://dblog.com.au/iphone-development-tutorials/iphone-sdk-tutorial-reading-data-from-a-sqlite-database/
http://www.icodeblog.com/2008/08/19/iphone-programming-tutorial-creating-a-todo-list-using-sqlite-part-1/
The sqlite framework is available on the iPhone, you first need to import it (it's called libsqlite3.0.dylib).
Bear in mind that it's all in C so you have to be comfortable with that.
There are already many tutorials on the Internet on how to use it in an iPhone application.
If you'd rather go the Objective-C way, there is an excellent wrapper around the sqlite C API for the iPhone called FMDatabase: https://github.com/lightory/fmdb
Also, you could have a look at Core Data which, again, will do most of the nasty tasks for you.