Ad Hoc iOS App on 7.0.1 without internet access

2015-10-12 Thread Applelists 
Hoi,

I’m having trouble signing ad hoc versions of iOS apps locally.

xCode insists on connecting over the net to fetch some “team list” when it 
shall export from the organizer.

Afterwards (!) it has done this I still can select my local assets - but it has 
to see an apple server before.


Just imagine I’d be in the middle of yellow mainland or whereever peeky nses 
sniff internet traffic. And some great Apple feature forces me to send very 
sensitive data over internet just to export an ad hoc (for that I have all 
assets on disk) app.

I need that offline - how is it done?


thx,
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Re: Ad Hoc iOS App on 7.0.1 without internet access

2015-10-12 Thread Jens Alfke 

> On Oct 12, 2015, at 10:33 AM, Applelists  wrote:
> 
> Just imagine I’d be in the middle of yellow mainland or whereever peeky nses 
> sniff internet traffic. And some great Apple feature forces me to send very 
> sensitive data over internet just to export an ad hoc (for that I have all 
> assets on disk) app.

It’s probably done via SSL. Have you checked?

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Re: Ad Hoc iOS App on 7.0.1 without internet access

2015-10-12 Thread Alex Zavatone 
You can use your local assets.  At least you could in 6.4.

On Oct 12, 2015, at 1:33 PM, Applelists wrote:

> Hoi,
> 
> I’m having trouble signing ad hoc versions of iOS apps locally.
> 
> xCode insists on connecting over the net to fetch some “team list” when it 
> shall export from the organizer.
> 
> Afterwards (!) it has done this I still can select my local assets - but it 
> has to see an apple server before.
> 
> 
> Just imagine I’d be in the middle of yellow mainland or whereever peeky nses 
> sniff internet traffic. And some great Apple feature forces me to send very 
> sensitive data over internet just to export an ad hoc (for that I have all 
> assets on disk) app.
> 
> I need that offline - how is it done?
> 
> 
> thx,
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Re: Ad Hoc iOS App on 7.0.1 without internet access

2015-10-12 Thread Applelists 

> On 12.10.2015, at 20:28, Jens Alfke  wrote:
> 
> 
>> On Oct 12, 2015, at 11:09 AM, Applelists  wrote:
>> 
>> No - checking if their stuff is safe is not an option.
>> I just want to use local assets without having any connection. Hence the 
>> sense of the “no connection at all” security concept.
> 
> I understand. But there’s often a difference between what you _want_ and what 
> you can _get_. If Xcode 7 insists on checking what teams you’re a member of, 
> then it seems the practical option is to first file a bug report with Apple, 
> and then do a bit of sniffing (I’d recommend LittleSnitch) to see whether 
> it’s at least sent safely.
> 
> —Jens

Yup. Thanks for the contacting apple idea. But honestly I did hope that one 
here would say: It’s in this plist.

I haven’t looked into the bundle but archieving without signing is possible in 
xCode 5/6 deep in a plist.

I’ll dig into that and to produce signed binaries where I manually add the 
provisioning profile. Afair that’s all what this Organizer does packaging the 
provisioning profile into the ipa. Enterprise is just a different certificate 
and over the air adds just one more plist. SO, prehaps it is easiest to build 
it by hand.

I’ll report, thx 
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Segueing to different views from a table?

2015-10-12 Thread Alex Hall 
Hello all,
I've set up a couple more table views with navigation controllers and detail 
views, and it's all working perfectly--thanks to everyone for all the help. 
Right now, all the cells in a given table segue to the same detail view, but I 
might have to make a table which could segue to multiple views depending on 
what data is referenced by the selected row. That is, if table 1's cells all 
segue to detailView1, and table2's cells to detailView2, that's simple. What if 
I wanted table3 to be a mix of data, where any row might have to show 
detailView1 *or* detailView2? There's no way to know in advance which will be 
which, because the data is randomly generated for now, but will eventually be 
pulled from a server. Either way, I can't hard-code cell 1 to go to detailView1 
and cell 17 to go to detailView2.

I'm guessing the best thing to do is to set each cell's segue in code, when 
that cell is made? I know what the cell references in the data, so I can just 
look at the data and determine the segue needed, then set it. Is there a 
better/recommended way of doing this, or is what I'm planning going to be the 
best solution? Thanks.

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Adding a dependent framework in Xcode-hosted unit tests?

2015-10-12 Thread Rick Mann 
I want to be able to build and run some unit tests even though my iOS app 
target doesn't successfully build (that is, only the files that are part of the 
unit test build). So I changed the Host Application to None. But I don't see a 
way to add the system Frameworks that the unit tests need. Is this not possible?

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Re: Segueing to different views from a table?

2015-10-12 Thread Quincey Morris 
On Oct 12, 2015, at 13:45 , Alex Hall  wrote:
> 
> I'm guessing the best thing to do is to set each cell's segue in code, when 
> that cell is made?

Or you could add second prototype cell to the table in IB, and give it a 
different segue. Your data source would create one or other of the cell types 
(using different identifiers) based on the data it uses.

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Re: Segueing to different views from a table?

2015-10-12 Thread Alex Hall 

> On Oct 12, 2015, at 17:02, Quincey Morris 
>  wrote:
> 
> On Oct 12, 2015, at 13:45 , Alex Hall  > wrote:
>> 
>> I'm guessing the best thing to do is to set each cell's segue in code, when 
>> that cell is made?
> 
> Or you could add second prototype cell to the table in IB, and give it a 
> different segue. Your data source would create one or other of the cell types 
> (using different identifiers) based on the data it uses.

Hey, that's a great idea, I never thought of that. Plus, that would let me keep 
the segues in IB instead of burying them in code. Thanks.
> 


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Re: Segueing to different views from a table?

2015-10-12 Thread Kyle Sluder 
On Mon, Oct 12, 2015, at 03:45 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> I'm guessing the best thing to do is to set each cell's segue in code,
> when that cell is made? I know what the cell references in the data, so I
> can just look at the data and determine the segue needed, then set it. Is
> there a better/recommended way of doing this, or is what I'm planning
> going to be the best solution? Thanks.

For your information: you cannot assign segues in code. You can
_perform_ them, via the -[UIViewController
performSegueWithIdentifier:sender:] method. But the segue must be
defined in Interface Builder.

If you do not want to create multiple prototype cells, you can always
define the segue by dragging from the view controller that contains the
table view, rather than from the table view cell itself. This creates a
so-called "manual" segue, since the only way to trigger it is in code.
In this case, you'd either implement an IBAction method or the table
view's selection delegate methods to perform the appropriate segue from
code.

You might choose to do this if your cells are reasonably complex and
might need to dynamically segue to different destinations based on their
content. In that case, the little bit of extra boilerplate in your view
controller is much better than the risk of breakage that comes with
duplicating your prototype cells.

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'Back button' title for navigation item not sticking

2015-10-12 Thread Alex Hall 
Hi all,
I have a navigation item inside a view, which is a couple levels inside a 
navigation controller's stack. I can change the title of the navigation item 
through the "title" attribute (in IB) with no trouble. However, when I entered 
some text for the "back button" title, Xcode shows that text in the Attributes 
Inspector, but it isn't used in my app. Instead of "cancel" as I wrote, I get 
the standard "[previous view name] back" text instead. I'm assuming I've missed 
a step, but I'm not sure what. Thanks for any suggestions; I know this must be 
an easy fix, but the only things I can find online are all doing this with code.

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