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Hello
Friends, I am a newbie
I want to write a program that receives several inputs from the user, puts the inputs in an array, and by selecting a button, displays these inputs one by one in the message box, that is, every time I click OK on the message box, it displays the second input And it will continue like this until the entries entered by the user are finished, it is very urgent, please help me
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siyavash440ر 11 wrote: it is very urgent All questions here are given the same level of attention. Urgency has no meaning in these forums.
siyavash440ر 11 wrote: please help me You need to specifiy in detail exactly what help do you need; we cannot guess.
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Not Enough Storage
This iPhone cannot be backed upbecause there is not enough iCloudstorage available.
You can manage your storage in Settings.
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This is a software development site, not Apple support.
Read the error message, and it's obvious that it has nothing to with software development, and everything to do with the configuration of your Apple iClod account which we can do nothign about, even if we wanted to.
A trivial google would have found you the official solution: If you can't back up to iCloud - Apple Support[^]
In future, please do at least basic research yourself and not waste your time or ours ... and post support questions on support sites!
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"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
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if your storage is completed means you need to buy cloud storage
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Hi
Just started on a test project to see how to access data on the company network in a mobile app.
Short I have some data logged into a SQL table that I want to display/access on a phone (both Android and iPhone).
So inspired from something I worked on some years ago and some google'ing I made a WCF service and are trying to access it in Xamarin.
BUT... I am now in doubt if what I am doing is the best way to do it?
I have just read that WCF is dead and I am not sure if Xamarin is also dead.
So before using to much time running in the wrong direction...
Is WCF the best way to go, or what should I use?
Same with Xamarin - better alternative?
I hope this is not to stupid a question that have been asked a zillion times and I just havn't stumpled across it....
Thanks in advance
//David
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WCF isn't dead as such - there's even an open-source port for .NET Core/5/6/…[^] which is being actively developed - but I believe all the "cool kids" are using gRPC[^] these days.
Similarly, whilst Xamarin isn't going away any time soon, the next MS bandwagon seems to be .NET MAUI[^].
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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WEB API is a better choice for simpler, lightweight services. WEB API can use any text format including XML and is faster than WCF. WEB API can be used to create full-blown REST Services.
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Xamarin is a tool in the Cross-Platform Mobile Development and most of the time I have used this one only. It is also the faster way to build iOS, Android, and Windows apps. So, I would prefer this mode only.
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If you want to replace WCF then the best option left for you is gRPC and Web API. The WCF is more adaptable to work for multiple software.
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I want to use AES-GCM encryption of a plaintext with 'key' only. The 'key' will be received from backend (.net), in webservice response. The same key will be used later in backend as well to decrypt the encrypted value.
I have used extension as follwoing
To generate string to Symetric key
extension SymmetricKey {
init(string keyString: String, size: SymmetricKeySize = .bits256) throws {
guard var keyData = keyString.data(using: .utf8) else {
print("Could not create base64 encoded Data from String.")
throw CryptoKitError.incorrectParameterSize
}
let keySizeBytes = size.bitCount / 8
keyData = keyData.subdata(in: 0..<keySizeBytes)
guard keyData.count >= keySizeBytes else { throw CryptoKitError.incorrectKeySize }
self.init(data: keyData)
} }
Encryption & Decryption code snipet:
func aesgcmEncryptDecrypt() {
let str : String = "FwhXRYJ$xLf?^Kh6_&YfTJ%RuG+EqcTY"
var key : SymmetricKey = SymmetricKey(size: .bits256)
do{
key = try SymmetricKey(string: str)
}catch{
}
let plain = "HOW ARE YOU?"
let nonce = try! AES.GCM.Nonce(data: Data(base64Encoded: "fv1nixTVoYpSvpdA")!)
let tag = Data(base64Encoded: "e1eIgoB4+lA/j3KDHhY4BQ==")!
let sealedBox = try! AES.GCM.seal(plain.data(using: .utf8)!, using: key,
nonce: nonce, authenticating: tag)
let sealedBoxRestored = try! AES.GCM.SealedBox(combined: sealedBox.combined!)
let decrypted = try! AES.GCM.open(sealedBoxRestored, using: key,
authenticating: tag)
Swift.print("Combined:\n\(sealedBox.combined!.base64EncodedString())\n")
Swift.print("Cipher:\n\(sealedBox.ciphertext.base64EncodedString())\n")
Swift.print("Nonce:\n\(nonce.withUnsafeBytes {
Data(Array($0)).base64EncodedString() })\n")
Swift.print("Tag:\n\(tag.base64EncodedString())\n")
Swift.print("Decrypted:\n\(String(data: decrypted, encoding: .utf8)!)\n")
}
Our(generated from this code & .Net code) encrypted text is not matching. Anyone can help me, what I am doing wrong, detailing will be more helpful. Basically I was looking for saloution in Objective-C but I did not get any supported library for Objective-C.
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how to find macos offset value
macos 10.15.1 = 0xA21F
how to find other macos systems. some one tell me
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var offsetHandlerDeliveryReceipt = 0xA21F; # this is offset value
var deliveryReceiptHandlerAddr = iMessageBase.add(offsetHandlerDeliveryReceipt);
send("Hooking -[MessageServiceSession handler:messageIDDelivered:...] @ " + deliveryReceiptHandlerAddr);
Interceptor.attach(deliveryReceiptHandlerAddr, {
onEnter: function(args) {
send("DELIVERY_RECEIPT");
}
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Is the functionality of IOS better than android or not?
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Yes and no. But the question is fairly meaningless. What works well for one user may not be the same for another.
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Of course yes, there is a big difference between the Android app and IOS app because of their functionality and many other things.
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yes of its reliability and smoothness.
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Hi all,
I am new to IOS but my company policies to use ipad for document signing.
I have a question.
Could you guide me how to start in IOS to build this kind of app ?
Native or webview or hybrid ?
Can i use the on device signature of Ipad to capure and store it ?
Many thanks
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Message Closed
modified 23-Aug-20 1:14am.
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The process of building an IOS app starts with these steps:
Step 1: Download Xcode- This tool helps you to work on building the iOS app with a user interface and writing codes.
Step 2: Learn Swift as it is the coding language for building your app.
Step 3: Access online resources for making the app better.
Step 4: Enroll in coding Bootcamp as from there you will get a lot of help and new ideas too.
Now for while making your app I guess hybrid is better than native and web view is more flexible.
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Hi all,
I am looking for a solution to hire a team to write an app will load data from sql server to a form and digital signature.
Could you suggest me a solution ?
It take me a lot of pressure to do this task
modified 13-Jan-20 10:09am.
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