crash-reports

I want to access the crash reports of my app inside my app and i need to send the crash reports to a server. I searched in google and I couldn't find any API that helps my purpose but I found there are open source projects like QuincyKit, plcrashreporter for getting the crash reports of the application. If I use these APIs will apple reject my app ? Thanks in Advance Kerni There is no API from Apple to do that. So the only chance is to use a 3rd party framework which catches the crash when it happens and provides options to further process it afterwords. There are multiple solutions available,

Our app is crashing in iOS 7, its working fine in iOS 6. We are not sure what is causing the issue. We can see that there is some exception thrown but we are not sure where in code is causing that. Here is the crash report: Incident Identifier: 1F589930-15BD-49F7-80E6-831A95092FDF CrashReporter Key: aaa79870161ff1e371394b881a26e97f0066f464 Hardware Model: iPhone5,2 Process: myapp [1492] Path: /var/mobile/Applications/A121DF2F-A7B9-4DD9-9FBC-BB06CD7C5EF5/myapp.app/myapp Identifier: co.uk.myapp Version: 1.0 (0.9) Code Type: ARM (Native) Parent Process: launchd [1] Date/Time: 2013-10-01 14:59:17

We have an app live in the app store for almost an year, and we've been receiving several bad reviews from customer which cannot open the app after updating it. Users have reported they are unable to launch the application following deleting and subsequently reinstalling the application. One user did indicate they could launch the application only following a factory reset of their iPhone. We believed the issue was related to the Keychain, since this seems to be persistent in the system. For this reason we updated the third party library we are using to access the keychain to https://github

We use an automated crash reporting tool (namely http://crashrpt.sourceforge.net ) for generating crash reports. So if a piece of unmanaged code fails by accessing a NULL pointer for example, the application crashes, the crash reporting tool activates and we get usable stack trace for diagnosing and grouping issues. The problem is that .NET seems to interfere with crash handling in some cases. One sample is the following: this.Dispatcher.BeginInvoke((ThreadStart)delegate { // Send message to unmanaged control for performing a specific task. User32.SendMessage(...); }, DispatcherPriority.Input)

I am building an android library that I plan to integrate into many 3rd party apps(which do not belong to me). So, I am trying to figure out a way to find out if any of those 3rd party apps crashes due to the code in my library. Is there any way to find that out? I was looking at Crashlytics to achieve the same. But, as I understand, Crashlytics will be able to give the Crash analytics to only the app owner, right? Is there any way to collect the crash info without the intervention of the 3rd party app? Thanks. EDIT: This isn't a duplicate of Integrating Crashlytics to library project because

I'm working with a somewhat unreliable (Qt/windows) application partly written for us by a third party (just trying to shift the blame there). Their latest version is more stable. Sort of. We're getting fewer reports of crashes, but we're getting lots of reports of it just hanging and never coming back. The circumstances are varied, and with the little information we can gather, we haven't been able to reproduce the problems. So ideally, I'd like to create some sort of watchdog which notices that the application has locked up, and offers to send a crash report back to us. Nice idea, but there

I'm getting a crash on my iPad 2 when building my Corona SDK app with a distribution profile, and putting it on my device via a USB cable. I'm testing a bug that happens when the internet is not connected (not sure if relevant). When the app crashes, the devices window's output stream states that it's storing a crash report ( http://pastebin.com/Qa3BeaJ2 ), but then the crash never shows up when I push the "view device logs" button. When I push that button, I get an error message. Is resolving this the secret to getting my crashes to show up in the device logs? Jul 28 13:41:17 JackSpicer crash