On the Mac App Store, is the NEVPNManager allowed to be used to build a VPN client personalised for a provider and also set the VPN settings for the user ?
I think I know the answer on iOs, and it is yes, I have seen it in many apps, but what about Mac ? anybody with specific experience ?
Thanks
Yes, it's possible since El Capitan
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I am trying to write some android apps on Mac OSX and then test them on my Samsung Fascinate (Verizon), but ADB will not recognize the phone. I have tried everything from restarting adb, to reinstalling the SDK. It works on the linux/windows machine that I have, and I know Mac is recognizing the device, because it shows up in System Information.
Other people posted that EasyTether caused problems for them and I previously used EasyTether, but I removed every trace of EasyTether from my machine so that should not be the problem.
I also recently restored the phone to stock through Odin so the problem is definitely not on my phone. If anything, it is a Mac problem.
Anyone have any ideas why this isn't working? I appreciate the help.
I was having the same problem. What fixed it for me was going in to the USB connection option after it registers on the phone side and changing to USB Mass Storage mode. This was counter-intuitive since PC Mode is supposed to be for debugging, but on the Mac this caused the device to register with the adb server and I am able to debug my apps; it will not work for me when the connection is set to anything else.
Just had the same problem and removing EasyTether and then disconnecting/reconnecting solved the problem for me.
This site has some tips (bottompart of the page) which could help you.
I just got myself a MacBook air and like to ask what should I do to get started developing iPhone application?
Signup for apple developer program. Do I need to pay $99 for this? And exact steps I can folllow?
Install Xcode? And start development? What about database what kind of database iPhone app is using?
Does Mac os x allow multiple user access? Meaning can another user remotely access through ssh e.g.?
Yes, when you're sure you want try your programs in real phone.
Yes, mandatory. Read something about CoreData
Yes, you only have to activate the remote access
As I heard that Mac Apps submitted must enable sandboxing. Because I want to use NSRunningApplication.terminate, and it doesn't work with sandboxing.
Only sandboxed Apps are allowed, I'm sorry
UPDATE
Now Apple has extended the deadline for non sandboxed apps on the MAS until June. Apps that are not sandboxed can be updated even after that date... I think that is great news
To clarify, you can submit a non-sandboxed app until March 1, 2012. After that date, Apple will only accept sandboxed apps.
I'm not sure if they will remove non-sandboxed apps from the store once they are already in though. They'll either remove them or prevent you from updating until you use entitlements.
I am writing my first application. I was using Sparkle framework for updating but recently someone told me that this is not accepted by Apple on Mac App Store. So how else can I update my application? thanks.
You send updates to the app store. After being approved, they’ll be available and App Store.app will tell your users that there’s an update for your application.
I'm wondering why Plaxo makes its users download a Pref Pane to sync with Address Book. Why doesn't Plaxo use an Exchange server? (since Address Book supports this)
Anyone have any ideas why one approach is preferred over the other?
OS X didn't have Exchange support until 10.6 (Snow Leopard), so they probably want to support older versions of OS X. Also, then they'd have to buy an Exchange server, or force others to do so.