I had a working app on both iOS and android.
I have since migrated my endpoints to version 2 using android studio and my android app is still working.
However my iOS one is no longer working but I can not find any documentation explaining how to access google endpoints version 2 with iOS.
The only documentation is the legacy documentation at the following link click here
Does anyone know where I can find such a tutorial?
There are docs on the new client, which are mentioned in the migration guides.
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Has anyone tried Android development using Microsoft Graph SDKs?
What is the preferred SDK for Android? There are two SDKs available - one for Java (msgraph-sdk-java) and one separately for Android (msgraph-sdk-android) and its very confusing to choose between two. No appropriate documentation available as well!
Sorry for the confusion Samhith. We are in the process of deprecating the Android SDK in favour of the Java SDK for Android. The docs here should have mentioned the correct configuration for using Java. That's on me to fix.
There is an example of creating a client for Android here but you are absolutely correct that the guidance is not clear.
There is a dedicated Android Authorization Prodvider that can be found here.
All future work will be in the Java SDK and we will support the Android platform via that SDK.
Im looking to use Places AutoComplete in my iOS applications but I am unsure of wether the Google Places API for iOS has matured enough? Im working on an application for work so I need to use a sound solution.
I've also noticed in their examples that the platform targets iOS8.1 which I think is relatively high as I need to support iOS7.1 (I know, I know). Regardless of supporting iOS7 or not, should it not be iOS8.0 not iOS8.1? The platform target is not stated anywhere else so I may be mistaken by believing that it doesnt support iOS7.
Also, Google Places for iOS is only available via CocoaPods.
There also seems to be a lot of crashes in their change logs.
So currently, the Google Places API for iOS doesnt seem suitable for my current project. Is it possible to continue to use the Google Places API for WebServices?
https://developers.google.com/places/ios-api/releases
https://developers.google.com/places/ios-api/start
I'd recommend the Google Places API for iOS. It will be easier to use, and it will be easier to take advantage of future improvements in the Places API.
The Google Places API for iOS works with iOS 7.0 and up. It's not stated very clearly in the docs, but if you dig around it's there. https://developers.google.com/places/ios-api/start says:
The Google Places API for iOS is packaged with the Google Maps SDK for
iOS.
And as the Google Maps SDK for iOS docs at https://developers.google.com/places/ios-api/start say:
With the Google Maps SDK for iOS, you can build apps that target
native 32-bit or 64-bit devices running iOS 7.0 and later.
As far as crashes go: I think you're unlikely to encounter any (keep in mind the Places API for iOS has been available for over 6 months now, lots of time for bugs to emerge and be fixed), but if you do please file a bug at https://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/ — we're keen to fix any issues you have.
All that said, either solution should work pretty well for you!
I want to authenticate the user to enterprise AD using Kerberos. I have found GSS API is available from iOS 5.0. However unable to locate a sample or blog or tutorial regarding its usage and success. Any pointers will be useful.
I know in iOS 7.0 we can use SSO with Kerberos but I am not looking at that.
Also If you know another way to do the same. Please share.
My app on facebook has this alert:
This app uses an outdated version of the Facebook SDK for iOS. Please
download the latest version: iOS SDK 3.2.1.
Learn how the latest version makes it easier and faster to build great
mobile apps.
We also provide upgrade guides to make the process as easy as
possible. Upgrade from SDK 2 to 3.1 and 3.1 to 3.2.
Facebook will also stop supporting v2.0 of the SDK in June 2013, so
you are advised to upgrade to the new SDK as soon as possible.
Does this mean that v2.0 of the Facebook SDK for iOS will stop working in June 2013? Or, does it merely mean that Facebook will stop providing technical support and enhancements for it?
My app uses v2.0 SDK for the following:
Login with Facebook
Get list of friends
Send App Request to selected friends
Due to time and budget, I will not be able to have my iPhone app upgraded to version 3 until probably the end of this year. So, does this mean my iPhone app is going to be broken in June?
First, it is recommended for you to read Facebook SDK release notes. In short, API changed & Login mechanism ( especially token management ) changed . That means your app will have chance to be broken in June.
However, stop supporting is not equal to stop service . You can ask Facebook when to stop 2.0 API service . The 2nd link should provide most programming information you require.
Sidenote: I upgrade my app from Facebook iOS SDK 2.0 to 3.1 in few hours. Just curious, why take you so long to perform the changes ?
Hope it helps.
Reference :
Facebook iOS SDK Release Notes
Upgrading from 2.0 to 3.x
If you have access to the code for your app, you can check the class reference here for the latest version and see the whether the methods etc. used in your code is listed here, and whether there are any changes in how they behave / should be used.
If the classes and methods are all there, you don't need to worry. In all probability, your app should run just fine and not break.
I'm developing a application that integrates with Facebook.
I read about integrating in ios 6, ok.
I downloaded the SDK and came with samples. I opened "Scrumptious", but it's for iOS 4.3!!
So, two questions:
There is any sample for iOS 6?
How can I develop my application that integrates with iOS 6 and others iOS, using Facebook SDK?
Thanks.
The latest version of the Facebook SDK works on all Apple-supported versions of iOS, i.e. 4.3+. If the device is using iOS 6 and you request your permissions in an appropriate fashion (ie, read first, write later) then it will use Apple's built-in Facebook support and the username/password the user has supplied elsewhere. However it'll also work on iOS 4 and 5 devices that don't have that support, supplying an appropriate in-app prompt or paging out momentarily to the Facebook app as appropriate.
Use of the Facebook SDK is therefore optional for accessing Facebook from iOS 6 but is likely a good idea because:
it also works under iOS 4 and 5; and
it supplies a lot of pre-built dialogues for common Facebook tasks.
So although Scrumptious will work on iOS 4.3 it is using the latest version of the SDK and will use the OS-level support if available.
One of the distinguishing features of the latest SDK versus the older ones is that FBSession now has a concept of the activeSession, i.e. it has singleton-like features that support a global modal session. That was added publicly in June last year. Scrumptious makes use of that feature, for example on lines 94, 130, 144, 152 and 159 of SCAppDelegate.m.
So to answer your question directly: you've quite probably already downloaded the correct SDK. You'd write exactly the same code to work with it under iOS 4, 5 or 6. The samples like Scrumptious are a good place to start.
If you want a great tutorial, you can start with Ray Wenderlich's site. They have a good beginning tutorial using the social framework. I actually bought his book iOS 6 by tutorial. It helped me make an app for a friend that integrates Facebook and twitter. It really helps you understand the social framework.
http://www.raywenderlich.com/
Are you trying to integrate with the ios6 SocialKit? You don't need to download an SDK for that, it's built into the OS. I would recommend using Share Kit if you want to support older ios versions.