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I am currently working on a new app, and I'm trying to figure out how I can implement the next thing on iPhone programming.
IPhone A writes a list of names in the application
IPhone B is notified and came to the application and see the list of names
My question is: how I share things between iPhones. A server that connects with the iPhone or what? And how it need to work.
Send data from IPhone A to server, then server send push notification to iPhone B, user start app on iphone B and download new data. If app running on iPhone B you should observer push notificating and don't forget to download new data...
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Who knows how to write an application on a Mac that will receive a signal from the iPhone just like Xcode Output. For example, my iPhone is connected to my Mac and when I press the button in my application on the iPhone , in the button outlet says "print (" bla-bla-bla ")" and when I click on the button on the phone in my Xcode in Output the inscription pops up bla-bla-bla. And I need xcode output to be viewed through my Mac application. If anyone knows really looking forward to hear!
It would be useful to know what it is you are trying achieve by doing this. Printing output should only be for debugging purposes whilst developing an application.
If you are wanting to output information from an iPhone app to a Mac one then you could create a service that pushes messages to a queue and a Mac app that reads from that queue and displays them.
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Is there any way to handle the ios application when it is killed or any way to open my app programatically in ios 9.
No.
When your app is killed, that is equivalent to being force quit. There is no signal or notification.
There is no way to cause the system to open your app automatically because that would be a security risk as well as being really annoying to the user.
You can use push notifications and/or extensions to make your app's presence known more to the user.
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I made an app. Now I want to close an other app (not mine) - does anybody here know how that is going to work?
I don't want to publish the App in the App Store - so it is only for private purposes but I dont want to jailbreak my iPhone.
For security reason an app cannot control another one.
You cannot do it.
It's not possible - your app is contained within its own sandbox separate from other apps on the device.
For more information, you can read Secutiy Overview: Code Security in the iOS Developer Library.
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with the Apple-certificated ID , we can debug/test the application on the real iPhone and Xcode is always used to install the application to be tested .
My question is : without the xcode, how can I install the test application on real iPhone.
PLease help to enlighten me .
Thanks a lot.
You can either send the app and a provisioning profile to a user who can then install the app using iTunes.
Or, and my preferred choice, use a service such as TestFlight to share your app over the air with testers and/or clients.
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I am developing an iPhone application. In this app, I want to advertise my other iPhone apps that are live in the App Store. I want to show the pop up for my other apps randomly and whenever the user clicks on them. Then, we can redirect to download that application from iTunes.
Any Ideas? Thanks in advance..
There are many ways in which you can advertise other apps. One would be to open a modal viewController on every Xth app launch where you randomly show one of the apps. In order to redirect the user to the app, use the following code snippet:
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:#"itms://itunes.com/apps/APPNAME"]];