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I have implemented the iCloud support on my Mac document-based app. NSDocument subclass can handle open e save file on local storage and iCloud . But, I can upload my files on iCloud only dragging it on the Open-New File Panel. When the app prompt the user the location to save the file, iCloud is not on the list. Isn't it supported by default like in TextEdit? I have to implement with my own code? Image here: I managed to fix this problem by recreating certificates and provisioning profiles removing the LSItemContentTypes key for my CFBundleDocumentTypes entry in the Info.plist. I also removed

I've been running a process for a client that involves grabbing their publicly available calendar file from me.com by making an https GET call in a ruby script, and then converting the data in the .ics file to html, then copying it to their website. They recently upgraded to Lion and iCloud, and it appears that, while the calendar I want is still publicly available, it's only usable by webCal enabled apps--I can no longer get it over https. I've poked around a bit on google, but haven't see anything that points me in the right direction yet. Does anyone know if there's a way to access public

I'm using iOS 5.1 I use this peace of code [pathURL setResourceValue:[NSNumber numberWithBool:YES] forKey:NSURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey error:nil]; The folder where I put my content is (inside app sandbox) .../Library/Application Support/, not a /Documents folder I do not receive any errors and the result of setResourceValue: is YES Why do I see 2 MB is Settings -> iCloud -> ... etc. where I can check the apps data size? Finally I found the solution by myself The clue is to apply NSURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey to root folder not to every file you want to exclude from backup so at very beginning

I have just gone through the cloud kit doc as in this link cloudkit but not getting clear about to modify database records for public database. As per this description in cloudkit framework. Using Public Database , as specified in image by default data are world readable, owner writable. That means only owner can modify his data other user can only read? Suppose, using public database, user A can access records of user B, But can user A modify records of user B in same application. Please suggest. Thanks. In the CloudKit dashboard you are able to change the access rights. So it would be

My recent iOS app just got rejected because the application is storing data on Documents so it is backed up by iCloud, this is not allowed since the data is downloaded from a server. I'm trying to rebuild the code right now and have hit a tough spot when storing the data in the a folder calles Application Support instead. But even though I'm using addSkipBackupAttributeToItemAtURL it still shows up as a backup to iCloud. I'm only targeting 5.1 so it's not a versioning problem. I've added the affected code here below: NSString *newPath = [NSMutableString stringWithFormat:@"%@/Library

In my app, I want to be able to sync a configuration that gets created by the user. I wanted to use iCloud to sync that configuration so that it is always the same on all devices. But, I use the keychain to store the password. Is there a way to also sync keychain data? No, keychain syncing is not part of iCloud. It was part of dot mac syncing, but that is no longer available. There will probably be feedback on whether this is a good idea or not (automatically moving passwords from one device to another), especially in the situation where multiple people share an iCloud account (likely, but not