On 01.04.10 02:21, "rim negra" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wonderful ... > plz try to folow me to the end .. > > You say , I should'nt write this code in x code ?? so ?? where can I writ it In any text editor... as you do with other Javascript stuff. You can also use Netbeans, Eclipse, Aptana, Dashcode or whatever. > And then how can I compile it to see it in the iphone simulator ?? Open Safari in the simulator, type in the webaddress of your app. That's it > Who can guide me or give me a simple tuto for that .. > is that simple or difficult ?? If you can type in a web-address it should be easy :-) > is the simulator installed in my mac can simulate other type of projects then > the x code project Yes. Btw. did you ever read Apple's developer pdf's? There are plenty of use-cases, examples and how-tos. > I need to built an iphone application that call a web services from a distant > server .. That's how it works normally. But for the application it makes no difference, if the webserver is distant or close by. > I have created my application server with a powerful tool called spring roo > > I should prepare my application for the iphone > But first I should test a web service on iphone That's both the same thing... > All I know about RESTful web services is theoric and I want to implement that > ? > > If you think that I can d that without x code .. Yes. > why they say that I have to add the framework JSON to my project ?? becoz JSON > is the parser used in dev iphone ?? No - if you use any other format (i.e. XML, plain Text, Binary) to transfer your data, you don't need JSON framework. > is it right that iphone dosen't support xml ?? No a. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "iPhoneWebDev" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/iphonewebdev?hl=en.
