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Is it possible to display the Xcode console of an application in real time on an iPhone/iPad without to need the computer?
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Download the iPhone Configuration Utility at http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/enterprise/ . It can display the console of any iOS device, as long as it's connected by USB. Runs on both MacOS and Windows.
You don’t need Xcode per se, but you do need to be connected to a Mac with a USB cable. The iPhone Configuration Utility is also able to view console logs of applications.
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Can I use iPhone or iPad device as a server without jail breaking it ?
uPnP server?
Even you have unlimited data plan, or connected to Wi-Fi, it is unwise to make the device as a server. It is not designed to be a server.
But you can still implement the logic of uPnP and give out your device IP for other people to connect to your device. However, intense use of network will cause battery draining fast. You should note that.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I searched alot for oracle forms for iOS devices but i did'nt find a way to do that. Is there any to use oracle forms in iPhone or iPad ?
I read somewhere on a website that oracle forms need JRE as iOS devices didn't have JRE so it is not possible. But there are few applications using oracle forms so there must be a way.
There is a company called OraPlayer that promise to run forms from any mobile device.
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I made a Hello world simple application using xCode on Windows 7, I want to Publish it and move it to my iPhone 3g
if any tutorial please tell me :)
It is Xcode ;)
To run your apps at your own devices (not the simulator) you have to be a member of the iOS developer program (developer.apple.com) which costs 99$ a year. With that program you'll be able to download beta content, publish to the AppStore (or try to… ;) ), watch videos on how to develop, …
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Closed 10 years ago.
I want to develop an iPhone application on the Windows platform. I have Windows 7 installed on my system. Recently I come to know that we can also make iPhone apps on Windows.
A few days later I installed software to make iPhone app on my window machine but somehow I got a virus. Therefore before taking this step again, I want to know that it is possible to make an iPhone application on Windows 7. If yes then which is the best way to do this?
You are probably aiming for something like Xamarin.
Although development for iDevices should be possible on a Windows machine, the best experience will probably always be on a OSX device.
On a Windows machine you will always have to do some extra work to debug, emulate, etc.
Dont forget the Monocross: http://www.monocross.net/
Or VS Nomad: http://www.vsnomad.com/
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I am developing an application in which i need to find the apps which are already installed in iphone device such as Skype, facebook. I need to check it using objective -c . Please give me code snippet if possible otherwise a link to get the solution. Is it possible or not.
Thanks in advance ......
Not directly possible using the SDK. If an application you're looking for registers a URL scheme that it can open, then you can check for the presence of that app using the UIApplication -canOpenURL: method, as documented here.
This is not possible using any public API's.