I\'m using NSURLConnection for downloading some images in my app currently. Before implementing via this, I implemented it by NSData(dataWithContentOfURL) in NSThread.
I\'ve dug through a lot of topi开发者_高级运维cs regarding didReceiveData: method not being called - the solution is to set appropriate cachePolicy and implement willCacheResponse delegate method.
Quite new to network programming and espacially objective-c networking... Even if I shut down the 开发者_运维知识库network interface on my computer, or sets my iPhone in flught mode, NSURLConnection w
I am pulling down a plist from a URL using an NSURLConnection, which returns an NSData object. I would like to conver开发者_高级运维t this to an NSArray. Can anyone help me?
I am trying to use NSURLConnection in asynchronous mode and wait for completion. During the wait, I use NSRUNLOOP to handle events. Its works in most cases (3G and WIFI)
I am using the location manager to generate location data that I send in a URL to down load data. The first time I call the location manager, it correctly returns the current locationand based on the
It seems that the 开发者_开发问答NSURLConnection have problems with handling æ,ø,å. And the webservice I\'m trying to connect to do not handle that I convert them to UTF8 chars.
Ok, This may be a very simple question to ask with a very obvious answer but I\'m a little stuck on the best way to solve this problem.
I would like to show a progress bar indicating how much of a file has been downloaded in my iPhone app. I know how to set up the UIProgressView in IB and all that. But I need data such as file size in
I need to know the size of the file I am downloading (in bytes) into my app using NSURLConnection (GET). Here is my bytes recieved code below if it helps. What I need to know is how to get the filesiz