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just checking if its possible to sync iOS devices AND a web app through iCloud. Currently we've got an iOS app built, are looking at using iCloud for synching between all the devices and also want a web app component. iCloud would be great to use as the module to sync everything together. Anyone know if it's possible ? I have a similar requirement and have wondered about this too. Unfortunately iCloud data doesn't seem to be accessible to a Web app. And if you found a hack around it, it would still be an unreliable solution as Apple could always make changes down the road that break your Web

There has been a lot of discussion lately about the issues with iCloud and Core Data and how Apple's APIs are currently broken in iOS 5 and possibly iOS 6. Is it possible, given the current state of Apple's Core Data API, to reliably sync across multiple devices using iCloud? If so, how would you do this? If not, please recommend an alternative approach. It depends on what you want to do. There are two types of Core Data-iCloud integration, as described here: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#releasenotes/DataManagement/RN-iCloudCoreData/_index.html There are broadly speaking two types

I'm wanted find more information regarding this. I intend to make an app right now with iCloud core data store. And i wish to share that with another app (different bundle Identifier) is it possible? Obviously, i shall include the iCloud capabilities in another app as well ,but with the AppIDs and all, it seems questionable. Another question if I may, I am planning to use iCloud sync for CoreData and a plist File. From what I know, usually apps take one of the approach, but I needed to sync core data as it is intended, and use a small plist file, which isn't a settings file. Is this a bad way

In the same flavor as this question , are there any possible complications that can arise when using the two services together? I'd be concerned about the upcoming macOS Sierra's new Optimised storage feature, where not all files in iCloud Drive are stored locally and may instead be requested on-demand. From my tests, it appears git doesn't trigger the OS to request the file, and instead picks up the placeholder file, named something like .original_filename.icloud . No, they shouldn’t be used together. Apple says “You shouldn’t store app folders, libraries, or .tmp files in iCloud Drive.” .git

I've been trying to find out of its possible to access Apple's iCloud calendar from a web application. Does it support CalDAV or any sort of web API? I can't seem to find a clear answer for this. iCloud uses CalDAV. A quick Google search returns this hint for determining server URL info for use with iCal on Mac OS 10.6 -- but once you have that info you should be able to use it with any CalDAV client. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9751255/apple-icloud-calendar-api

I am working on adding iCloud support to my income tracking app myIncome that is in the Mac App Store as a 1.0 release currently and works as it should in the 1.0 version. I have only added code to get the ubiquity container and upload the selected file to iCloud. Currently I am using a block to to see if iCloud is even available to validate the menu item that sends the file. if ([[NSFileManager defaultManager] URLForUbiquityContainerIdentifier: container] == nil) return NO; return YES; I have added the keys to the entitlements file and have a development provisioning profile for the app with

I'm trying to copy contacts between my Local contact source and the iCloud contact source and I'm not seeing any results. This code executes without error and seems like it should work, but I don't see the newly created contacts afterward. Anyone see any issues with it? ABAddressBookRef addressBook = ABAddressBookCreate(); ABRecordRef abSourceSource = ABAddressBookGetSourceWithRecordID(addressBook, kABSourceTypeLocal); ABRecordRef abDestinationSource = ABAddressBookGetSourceWithRecordID(addressBook, kABSourceTypeCardDAV); CFArrayRef sourceContacts = ABAddressBookCopyArrayOfAllPeopleInSource