I am trying to use Ben Gottliebs Twitter-OAuth-iPhone within an iOS5 app that uses ARC.
I already flagged the files with -fno-objc-arc. But now I get a lot of errors. I don't know where to start. Without ARC the framework seems to work just fine. Any help would be appreciated.
Edit: it seems that is has something to do with SecKeychainItemRef
I can not find the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3675522/how-to-use-mgtwitterengine-for-iphone
I hope is not considered bad etiquette to recommend my own project, but I believe it's relevant to this question, so...
I just published a new OAuth library to GitHub that's fully ARC compatible. It comes with a working demo that implements the whole Twitter OAuth flow and allows you to post a tweet. You can find it here: RSOAuthEngine.
You might want to consider using the official Twitter API that's available with iOS 5. Here's a post on how to use it: http://www.peterfriese.de/the-accounts-and-twitter-framework-on-ios-5/
You could just tell the compiler not to use ARC on the files included in that library.
ios5 ARC what is the compiler flag to exclude a file from ARC?
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I have an Objective-C project whose .ipa was tested with this tool online: https://www.immuniweb.com/mobile
It reports that my app has a high risk security issue, pointing to the canAuthenticateAgainstProtectionSpace in the NSURLConnectionDelegate protocol.
This method has been deprecated by iOS after 8.0 version. My app is not using it directly anywhere and I suppose this is not used by apple also even indirectly, since it is deprecated.
I tried a sample ipa (new project with nothing in it) with Objective-C project and the same issue came for that as well. But it did not come for a sample ipa which supported Swift. Even if this is just a warning, is there a way to fix other than just supporting Swift language only?
The tool has detected that the .h file that defines the NSURLConnectionDelegate protocol declares the canAuthenticateAgainstProtectionSpace function. This is, of course, to be expected.
It would make more sense for the tool to report implementations of the method, not simply declarations of it
Since you haven’t implemented this method you don’t need to worry about flaws in your implementation.
As for getting rid of the issue...Don’t use the tool? It doesn’t seem very good based on this.
Is there an option to tell it not to scan .h files?
TBH it seems like a bug in the tool if not any of your Libraries or Frameworks internally uses that.
In your test for the sample Objective C project it's reported as bug however for a sample swift project it's not reported Hence I guess it's more of bug from the tool side.
I would suggest you to report this issue to them.Hopefully they will get you back with some suggestions.
or
you can try some other pen-testing tools as well.
Using Branch code for universal link implemented in Xcode but no luck lingering around since long plz help.
You need to provide more details about your problem to help you, like error message, code snippet etc, is hard understanding the problem that you have with generic question.
By the way please check apple official content to understand how Universal links works and how to implement this
Reference material:
Seamless Linking to Your App
https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2015/509/
Extend Your App’s Presence with Deep Linking
https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2017/250/
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/General/Conceptual/AppSearch/UniversalLinks.html
I really wanted to use ASIHTTPRequest do to its easy and already built library. Since it is old code format and in the project I use ARC it doesn't really work. Are there any unofficial updates to it or is there other open source code out there that works well? I just find it very tedious to go back through this code and correct it and such.
Consider using AFNetworking in place of ASIHTTPRequest.
Or just disable ARC for ASIHTTPRequest, see #La boa boa
If your new project uses ARC, you can disable ARC for ASIHTTPRequest. Here's a good answer How can I disable ARC for a single file in a project?
The creator of AFNetworking wrote an adapter in order to ease the transition to AFNetworking from ASIHTTPRequest. See https://github.com/AFNetworking/AFNetworking-ASIHTTPRequest
Hope it helps.
Check this answer
https://stackoverflow.com/a/6658549/975959
It allows you to disable ARC for certain files and thus allowing you to use ASIHTTPRequest.
I've used it with that library successfully.
Im supposed to use SIP for my application. I went through some documentation regarding SIP like ietf-sip-documentation , siphon , linphone for iphone and ipod. But nowhere they have mentioned about any available frameworks or any such a thing for implementation part. There are lot of things that are yet unsettling to me about SIP. I would love to get a little more clarity on this. Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: I would want to know whether there are any frameworks available for ios or should we create our own classes for the interface?
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Doubango framework http://doubango.org/ / https://code.google.com/p/doubango/ also does a nice job here. C-based, so you would probably like to do your own Objective-C wrappers.
How about resiprocate or PJSIP? Both can be compiled for iOS. Do you also need RTP and media handling? If so, PJSIP has that built in as well.
Is there any centralized repository of useful Objective-C / Cocoa libraries as there is for Perl, Ruby, Python, etc.?
In building my first iPhone app, I'm finding myself implementing some very basic functions that would be just a quick "gem install" away in Ruby.
There's a project for that! It's called CocoaPods!
Homepage: http://cocoapods.org/
Source: https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods
Unfortunately not :(
There are some very useful sites however. I find one of the best is cocoadev.com as it contains lots of useful information about many of the more obscure classes usually including snippets of code to do some really cool things :)
Maybe we (the cocoa community) should look into building something like this!
Oh and I just remembered this site cocoadevcentral.com which is also very good for starting out with cocoa.
Daniel mentioned http://cocoadev.com.
More specifically, check out http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?ObjectLibrary.
"This page is for tracking re-usable Cocoa classes that can be mixed, matched, and dropped fairly easily into existing Cocoa projects to add useful functionality."
I'd be interested in what kind of "basic functions" you're having to implement. There's actually quite a lot already there in the provided libraries, and I wonder if you're just not finding functionality that's already there...
There's a new index of reusable code for Mac OS and iOS: Cocoa Objects
I might be confused or missing something here... But doesn't apple provide all the Foundation / Cocoa / AppKit / CoreAudio / Qtkit / etc libraries that should provide all of the very basic functions you are looking for?
Other than what xcode comes with or is on the apple dev site, there are no centralized repo's for Cocoa.
Google Code also has some objective C things up. It depends on what you are looking for...
Also see GitHub, many useful Objective-C projects, especially re iPhone. See activerecord & cocoaoniguruma, for instance.
http://github.com/search?q=objective-c
http://github.com/search?q=objc
Google has Google toolbox for mac which got me started unit testing my iPhone application which was the main thing I found missing.