apple-watch

I'm developing an Apple Watch application that uses the openParentApplication:reply: method to communicate with its parent app. The parent app communicates with a web service and sends back the data it gets to the watch extension by means of calling the reply method with a NSDictionary containing the data. The app works perfectly when the parent app is open in the foreground or background. But if I open the parent app and then terminate it using the task switcher, the first time the watch extension makes a call to openParentApplication:replyInfo: , it gets the following error and the parameter

I'm using xCode 6.2 beta 2 and tried to hide and show group programmatically but there is no method shown where i can write group.hidden=YES or group.hidden=NO Is there any another method for doing same? Yes, there is no property for hide group in WKInterfaceGroup. But there is same property available in WkInterfaceObject which is super class of WKInterfaceGroup. so you can do same like [group setHidden:YES] or [group setHidden=NO] If you're using a swift you can use this code: mygroup.setHidden(true)// set true --> false if you want to show the group Yes, do it this way: [group setHidden:YES]

I would like to support my iPhone's app Local Notifications in the Apple Watch from the very first moment the Watch is released, but I don't plan on building a Watch App yet. From what I researched, it seems like iPhone's notifications will be automatically supported on the Watch, without needing any additional development or WatchKit implementation. Apps are not required to do anything to support notifications. The system provides a default notification interface that displays the alert message from the notification. However, apps can customize the notification interface and include custom

How can we create sections in table as there is no delegate for it. And is there any other way for creating sections or do we have to use two tables. WKInterfaceTable is not so flexible like UITableView, but you can create rows manually, using different row types. And fill content for each cell according to its type. See documentation: Apple Watch Programming Guide: Tables WatchKit Framework Reference: WKInterfaceTable For example, let's create table with two row types: headerRowType detailRowType #define type1 @"HeaderRowType" #define type2 @"DetailRowType" // You also must create two classes