how to save home address programmatically in iphone addressbook? - iphone

how to save home address "add new address" in iphone addressbook by programming, not interface?

You need to an ABAddressBookRef. Read the following documentation, it shows you exactly how to do what you want: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/ContactData/Conceptual/AddressBookProgrammingGuideforiPhone/Chapters/BasicObjects.html%23//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40007744-CH3-SW1

Have you read this section of the Address Book Framework Programming Guide?

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store contact data which is already available into iphone AddressBook

I am developing an apps where i am getting some information regarding contacts example
Name:xyz
Phone number:1234556677
So how do i store this information directly into addressBook of an iphone.
NOTE:I dont want the page to navigate to address book and add manually.What i need is i have already have information available like name and phone number. i have a button, click on button directly it should be stored into address book.
i am stuck in this from past couple of days can anyone help me in solving this.
I have gone though many links but all those take me to add contact.What i really need is to store the information which is already available to me into addressbook.
iPhone : Insert Contact to Address book without any User Interface
This is another user having the same problem.. found this within 1 minute (third link if you google for "iOS add contact")
Here is a tutorial which might be helpful to you.
http://www.modelmetrics.com/tomgersic/iphone-programming-adding-a-contact-to-the-iphone-address-book/

Showing custom contacts like iphone Address book

I have tried
http://zcentric.com/2008/09/19/access-the-address-book/
And it works great. But now instead of AddressBook contact i have an array or other structure that have my contacts and i want to show it like an Address Book.
Do i need to make it all custom or is there any way i can use the AddressBook to show my contacts?
Using ABPeoplePickerNavigationController you can only fetch the contacts from the Ipad or Iphone Address Book.
If you want same functionality with your structure data you need to make it all Custom Using UITableView and other views.
read Addressbook Programming Guid here from apple and you will get detailed answer of your question.

Print doc with iPhone application

I am a new iPhone Application developer. I want to create an application which will print a document or string by a button tap.After tapping the button search the printer which is in network path.iPhone device and printer will be connected with wireless LAN. I read the Apple guideline to create such type of application, but I am so new a developer that I don't understand all of this.
Thanks in advance.
You might find this tutorial http://bynomial.com/blog/?p=115 helpful.

How to add a contacts to contact book in own program?

I want to ask a question about the iPhone application. The application can let the user to enter the information in a costumed table (not the contacts book). After that, the program will use the retrieved data to add to the address book. But I don't how to add the content to contacts book. Can any one help me? Thank you very much.
The framework you are looking for is the AddressBook framework, and the guide within the SDK is called "Address Book Programming Guide for iPhone OS"
The method that does this is called ABAddressBookAddRecord

How to share contacts?

By using IPhone SDK (on a jail broken iPhone), how can I share a contact (.vcf file) through mail as same as the address book is doing?
Regards,
Prathap.
Have you looked at the Address Book Framework reference? It allows you to fetch records from the Address Book database. You may have to put this data in vCard format yourself, I don't know if the framework provides this functionality for you.
Yes, you can do this on the iPhone:
ABAddressBookRef addressBook = CFAutorelease(ABAddressBookCreate());
NSArray* contacts = (NSArray*)ABAddressBookCopyArrayOfAllPeople(addressBook);
Erica Sadun's ABContactHelper classes come in mighty handy if you want to mess around with the Address Book interface.