Can someone point me in the direction of an Objective-C (or c/c++) library, or tutorial (Objective-C) that teaches uploading or downloading via FTP? Preferably one that shows how to download a file to a temp dir, then upload it later? I don't mind one aimed at OSX, but my goal is the iPhone / iPad. I'm still googling, but the results are slim at best.
EDIT: This looks like it'll do the trick:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/SimpleFTPSample/Introduction/Intro.html
Thanks guys!
https://github.com/karelia/ConnectionKit should do the job
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I know a lot of similar questions have been asked, but my case is a little different.
I have a windows machine on which I want to do the development. I can borrow my friend's mac for signing/publishing to store or other things.
Is it possible to do this? Can I create a "Dynamic Web App Project" in eclipse, do the coding and finally use a MAC to finish it? My app is 100% offline app.
Where can I find the directory structure for the HTML/CSS files?
How can I achieve the iphone look and feel of buttons and other UI?
I know that many people have done this but I cant find any tutorial. Please point me to one if you know about it.
Thanks in advance.
Sounds like this would be a great job for phone gap.
http://phonegap.com/
They provide wrapping software to make your web application run natively on the phone.
It sounds to me like you should look at phonegap for the coding.
For getting your buttons, backgrounds, icons and such to look and feel more like native iOS apps, take a look at this list of graphics for iOS. Most are free. There are .zip files with pre cut images, and a number of .psd files for you to choose from. If you are not using xCode or Titanium to build the apps, these are a nice way of getting that native look and feel.
I was wondering if we could make an iphone app in which we can use torrent to download content.
Is it even possible can anyone give me the direction i should follow since m sort of new to iphone.
Thank alot in advance
Consider forking this project: https://github.com/kolyvan/kxtorrent
It uses the GNU Lesser General Public License (for better or worse) but it is still open source and you can fork it all like...
I think this would be quite difficult:
1: the iphone can't realy download stuff and if it downloads stuff you can't use it in other apps like ipod or something. So you should think about what you want to download?
2: I don't think that this kind of app would make it to the app to the appstore, so you need to develop for jailbreaks.
But nevertheless good luck.
Well, torrentula is a popular iPhone bittorrent client, so you might want to start by taking a look at that.
I have just started to work with the iPhone SDk(have never worked with MAC either). I finished implementing a helloworld app on iPhone.
I'm supposed to build an app on the iPhone for handling WAV files. How do I start? Which frameworks should I look at? Please advice.
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Namratha
Ok the best way would be start from apples documentations, search with your requirements.There will be methods that you may be instrested in.(Praise their naming conventions).Then if its not clear to you what is being said, do a google search on that part.This is the approach i followed at the start.Eg:AudioToolBox framework
Has anyone found a solution to decompressing RAR files on iPhone (not Jailbroken)? It would be great if there was a library similar to libz.
I did not find anything official from RARlab.
Anyone successful with integrating unRAR into their app? The
source code appears to be C++?
I know that this has been asked before, but I've not seen a solution other than porting unRAR which is beyond me. Would greatly appreciate any information or suggestions. Thank you.
If you want to use the unRAR in an iOS app, you'll probably need to find someone experience with C++ to integrate it into your project.
I found the zlib and gzip decompression algorithms, but I need to compress a whole directory and download it from the server. Would rather not go file at a time.
Thanks.
ziparchive, a Google Code project by "acsolu," provides an iPhone-compatible Objective-C wrapper around minizip. With a little adaptation, I found it useful for doing unzip on the iPhone as you described.
I've had good luck using minizip on iPhone.
I attened a Tacow meeting in Toronto where Karl Kolpanic did a presentation on his ZipKit framework, which he said is also compatible with iPhone development.
It's available over at BitBucket.org: http://bitbucket.org/kolpanic/zipkit/