I\'d like to play with the idea of creating a server program that communicates with an iPhone app over socket connections. I\'ve found several guide开发者_StackOverflow中文版s within Apple\'s document
Thanks in advance those who view my question. i am new to programming and also new to Objective-c programming, i am creating a simple client that will connect to a daytime server and request what time
I\'m syncing my Mac application with my iPhone application using NSStream and am trying to encrypt the communication with SSL.I\'ve tried to run CFReadStreamSetProperty(readStream, kCFStreamPropertySS
In my App, have setup the stream like this, (void)connectStream:(NSString *)pHostName PortNo:(int)inPortNo HasInput:(bool)bInput HasOutput:(bool)bOutput{
I have an class in my application that is initialized with an NSInputStream. For testing purposes i want to write data on an NSOutputStream which then is received by that input stream.
I have two servers (home and remote) and the program on the iPhone. The iPhone needs to keep a port open until the entire process is complete, otherwise the whole system will fail.
I need to send a string to a server on the same network with the iPad. when reading This I found out that maybe I need to use the + getStreamsToHost:port:inputStream:outputStream: method but I am not
All, I\'ve run it down to this point by commenting, breakpoints, etc. The program crashes at the marked code.
So I\'m making an iOS app that constantly sends and array of points through NSStreams, but because sometimes the sender writes two arrays before the receiver receives one, I decided to first write the
Hey guys I am wondering what options apple have given us with regards to file streams that have an index parameter, so that when the types in a number that represents a line position in the file the f