I have used SimpleFTP from apple to upload an image file. Its working on Wifi but not working on Sim usage.
It is giving me an "Stream open error". Can anyone shed some light on it? The cellular company are restricted? is it possible? I have tested it a couple of days back, it was working.
Any hint would be helpful. Thanks.
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I want to get all the Wifi Connections details in my iPhone App and connected my iPhone with any of Wifi Connection same as shown in the given picture
can anyone guide me with any good tutorial Thankx in advance
though you can get the list using the stumbler source code http://code.google.com/p/iphone-wireless/ but this is undocumented API and if you wish to submit your app to the app store then it will get rejected , but will be ok with enterprise applications..
I can successfully open the serial port of iPhone/iPad in lower version than iOs 5. with the use of
open("/dev/tty.iap", O_RDWR | O_NOCTTY | O_ASYNC))
but i got error "Operation not permitted" in iOS 5 .
(I used the Serial Programming for communicating accessory and iPhone)
Is there any one have idea about this.
Thanks.
Since it also doesn't work for me I think Apple blocked serial access on iOS5+. Stefan Esser (#i0n1c on twitter) just had a talk about this at a security conference. I'm waiting for the slides so then we know what happened to serial
Not sure if you got this working, but from what I have read you can not access the iPhone's serial port for communication while your app is in the sandbox. By sandbox, I mean when you click "run" in Xcode and transfer your app to your iDevice the app lives in a sandbox environment. This environment prohibits your app from accessing things such /dev/tty.iap the serial port within the dock connector. One solution I have read is to copy your app /Applications/which is a link to the location /var/stash/Applications.XXXXXX/ which should take your app out the sandbox environment, and give it access to /dev/tty.iap Let me know if this works for you as this is something I am eventually going to have to do with the app I am developing.
I got the same error and was able to solve it by putting the app in the directory where Cydia apps go rather than where Xcode automatically puts it (Found this hint in the second link in this related/identical post).
I'm trying to upload an iphone application to device anywhere studio.
But when im clicking on the "Data cable" button to deliver my application, it gives me this error:
Unable to upload application(error code:ensemble_error_unknown_error).
I'm following all steps correctly as given in this forum post
Where im gonig wrong?
you have to send the zip file to device anywhere friend. have you ever work before on device anywhere ?? first you have to allocate or reserve a device then that zip is added to your application so you can test it..
Were you able to resolve the issue, for the error, you need to configure/update your ensemble server address in Device Anywhere Studio. Get in touch with the customer support to check for the ensemble server address you are using is correct.
-Prasad
My application allows the user to download relatively large files (~120 MB) from my own dedicated server. I'm using the ASIHTTPRequest library for downloading.
It may sound weird, but everything worked fine until yesterday. I've tried downloading files countless times both from my app (on an iPad) and a Mac, and while on the Mac the download succeeds, on the iPad it randomly times out. Sometimes it goes until 100%, sometimes it reaches 30%-40% or something and then ASIHTTPRequest's downloadFailed: selector gets called. If I print out the error's localizedDescription, I get "The request timed out".
What could this mean? Could it be a problem of my app? Or a problem with my server, or my connection? I realize this could depend on several factors, so please ask me any information you need if necessary. Thanks.
I had weird network situations like timeouts on my ipad when using wifi that started after the upgrade to 4.2, but were intermittent.
Going to Settings -> General -> Reset Network settings and then reentering the wifi settings solved it for me.
(Also check that someone hasn't recently setup a new nearby wifi access point on the same channel as your network!)
Does your server have limit about the number of connections ? I encountered a problem because the number of connections are too much, then the server declines those connections. Then, they are time out.
Do you use WiFi or 3G connection? Non-WiFi connection allows to download files with maximum size of 20Mb only.
I need to develop an App witch detects voice when it´s running (not what are they saying, just if someone speaks) and if so, I need to launch an especific mp3 from my sd.
I never developed for android/iphone but I need to especify my boss in how many hours it could be done.
Is there any easy way for voice recognition? and... I think that the answear could be yes but, is ther a way to listen a specified mp3 from my code?
(no plataform specified yet, it could be android or iphone)
Thanks very much in advance
Try looking at this question. It might help a bit. if you got back something valid from the google servers, then you could cause it play an MP3, I suppose.
EDIT: Also, it's important to remember that android phones don't do the "voice recognizing" themselves. The sound is streamed to Google servers (like a phone call) and the servers "recognize" what you're saying, and send that back to the phone.