appstore-sandbox

I use QLPreviewView to show the quicklook preview in the app. Without sandbox, this works well, but once change the app to sandbox, the preview can not show up. I found the error in Console: QuickLookUIHelpe(20786) deny file-read-data XXX. I have used the security-scoped bookmarks & com.apple.security.files.user-selected.read-write to grant access the user home dir, then: [allowedURL startAccessingSecurityScopedResource]; self.myPreiviewItem.myURL = fileURL; self.myQLPreviewView.previewItem = self.myPreiviewItem; [self.myQLPreviewView refreshPreviewItem]; [allowedURL

I was watching this WWDC18 talk , and they've explicitly announced that they'll allow developers to simultaneously connect one Sandbox Account for IAP testing - when in Developer Mode and in iOS12 . Screenshot of the moment that they show the feature Straight to the question: I've tried to access it from both my iPhone 6S and iPhone X - both on iOS 12 -, but neither had this option at the end of the screen. Also, I've searched about this topic, and no one seems to be addressing this issue. The "Apple ID > iTunes & App Stores" on my device This feature is incredible because it removes the need

I'm converting my Lion app to use the App Sandbox. I'm trying to make use of the security-scoped bookmarks feature introduced in 10.7.3 to allow persistent access to a folder. The code I have below returns a nil bookmark, and produces the following log message: XPC couldn't look up the Mach service for scoped bookmarks agent . I set the User Selected File Access entitlement to Read/Write Access , and also tried with and without the surrounding ..AccessingSecurityScopedResource calls. I think I'm doing everything right according to the documentation, so I'd appreciate any pointers. The code was

I have an app that is sandboxed, and includes a helper that presents some UI (as a full-screen window, but could be a status item or similar too). This works... most of the time. But sometimes it doesn't; it just silently fails to start the helper. Since the helper has UI, I use SMLoginItemSetEnabled to load it, then NSXPCConnection to communicate with it. But sometimes SMLoginItemSetEnabled fails to launch it, while still returning YES. This seems to be due to an old build of the app somewhere on the machine; that seems to confuse the login mechanism. Deleting the old app fixes it, but I can

We are developing an application for the Mac App Store using Qt 5.2.0.Framework on MacOSX 10.9. Here is a simple AppleScript that creates a Microsoft Excel workbook and saves to any location. tell application "Microsoft Excel" set myworkbook to make new workbook set fname to POSIX file "/Private/var/root/Download/ExcelFile" as text save workbook as myworkbook filename fname end tell The above script is saved as Untitled.scpt in /Library/ApplicationScript/ . Inside the application, we use the Cocoa framework to execute the AppleScript. This AppleScript works in a non-sandboxed application. It