I Have a flash player application embedded with a website working fine. Now I want to do it in iPhone, fore that i want to send request to flash server. The responses from server are realtime and used RTMP. How can I send request to Flash server from my iPhone application.
I've ported my app on iPad. And I didn't changed code that performs interaction with server
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I am using a proxy for logging purposes and blocking malicious sites.
I recently installed a squid3 proxy setup with SquidGuard. I have my iOS devices connected to it and all it working well except for 2 apps. The iOS Facebook and Twitter app will not update content, and eventually times out. I actually want the content to update. This only happens when coming out through the proxy. If I turn wifi off and connect 4G it works. All other internet apps on the iOS device work except Twitter and Facebook. Any thoughts? I am using a very simple proxy squid.conf file and SquidGuard is blocking a bunch of spyware/ad domains, but not facebook.com or twitter.com or akami.com/akamihd.com. Thanks!
By the looks of it, the Facebook app for iOS does not support proxies at all. On my iPad, for instance, the app tries to connect directly to Facebook irrespective of proxy settings. One workaround is to redirect all of your device's traffic through a device that performs intercepting proxying
I am developing a web application to run in standalone/full screen mode on an iPhone and I am using mailto to open the default iPhone e-mail client to be able to send an e-mail from the web application. This works, but the problem I am facing is that after the e-mail is sent, there is no way to automatically get back to the web application that caused the e-mail client to be opened in the first place. The user has to manually click the web application icon on the home screen to go back to the web application, which is not what I want to happen. Is there a way to automatically return to the web application once the e-mail has either be sent or cancelled?
If not, it appears to me that this destroys the usefulness of even using mailto in a mobile web application. What would be the point if you cannot even get back to your web application (where you left off) after sending the e-mail?
I am using iOS 7.0.3 btw.
Is there a way to automatically return to the web application once
the e-mail has either be sent or cancelled?
No, unless you develop yourself the mail app (like GMail app does with Chrome, for example)
I want to transfer data from my desktop pc/mac to my iphone app. To do so I think, that email is a good way. Workflow:
MAC sends email with data, iphone received email, application read the email (and the attached data) and works with it.
So now I search for a way to access (read only) the email inbox of the iphone via cocoa. Is there any framework to to so?
Nope, in general it's not possible for one application to access the data of another in iOS.
A few options:
Put a web server on either the desktop or iPhone and download/upload the data
Use a public web-service to (temporarily) host the data
Encode the data as a URL and send that by email. Then the user would press the link which would start your app and import the data
Allow the user to copy data over to the Documents directory of your application (iTunes file sharing). This is how Apple does it in Pages, Keynote, etc.
DropBox (which has an API available)
As I know there's no such a framework in iOS SDK 4.2. You can only send emails within the app (In-App-Mail).
i would like to display ads from my server in a uiwebview placed inside my application for which i will be sending some data from the phone to my server but what i have heard sending user data to your server in application will lead to the application being rejected?? is it true?? is there any other way to implement own custom ads from my server into the application??
That's not true, as long as your server aren't belong to some company in the mobile OS business.
I know there's the app called Ping! for iPhone that allows the sending of SMS messages over your 3G connection, therefore it doesn't count as a text message and it acts pretty much the same as the regular iPhone texting software. Is there any app like this that's available for both iPhones and Blackberrries?
Google Voice allows you to send and receive messages through a web frontend. Because it is just a web page, it should work on any phone with a data plan. More info here: http://www.google.com/googlevoice/about.html