icloud

I have an already running enterprise application which stores a lot of documents inside the documents folders. I wish to disable the iCloud backup of all these documents and folders inside the Documents folder. The problem is that the contents inside the folder keep on changing dynamically and the idea of adding kCFURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey for every files sounds a bit difficult, as there are multiple classes in my code which can write to the documents directory. Is there any way I can disable the upload of the entire documents folder and its subfolder. Perhaps the files are changing

For an iCloud plugin I'm writing, I subscribe my iCloud manager class to these iCloud NSMetaDataQuery observers: // Add a predicate for finding the documents NSString* filePattern = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"*.%@", @"*"]; self.metadataQuery = [[NSMetadataQuery alloc] init]; // Before starting to query, it is required to set the search scope. arrayWithObject:NSMetadataQueryUbiquitousDocumentsScope]]; // It is also required to set a search predicate. [self.metadataQuery setPredicate:[NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"%K LIKE %@", NSMetadataItemFSNameKey, filePattern]]; // Listen for the

I have submitted an iOS app that uses CloudKit to Apple. It's being rejected because it requires user to sign into iCloud for access. Apple's reasoning is that even without iCloud sign-in, the public database is still readable. So that part of the app should function. I am trying to modify the app but I continue to get this error when I am not signed in. <CKError 0x8141a360: "Internal Error" (1/4000); "Couldn't send a valid signature"> I have searched the web and the solution is always just to sign into iCloud. There is no Apple documentation regarding this error either. Does anyone know how

I have an OSX app that uses iCloud documents with the older Team ID ubiquity key. Does anyone know how to get the ubiquity folder to appear in the iCloud drive folder? I have already tried using the NSUbiquitousContainerIsDocumentScopePublic key set to true in the applications pList to no effect. Folders that appear in the iCloud drive include Apple's application, and Pixelmator. Maximilian Litteral Add these values to your info.plist file and change your build number . <key>NSUbiquitousContainers</key> <dict> <key>iCloud.com.example.app</key> <dict> <key

I want to provide iCloud support for my wrapper around sqlite. Is not using coredata. I wonder how enable iCloud for it. The database content is changed all the time (is for invoicing). Also, if is possible to have some kind of versioning will be great. Exist any sample I can use to do this? The short answer is no, you would need to use Core Data as you suspected. Apple has stated that sqlite is unsupported. Edit: Check out the section on iCloud that's now in the iOS Application Programming Guide under Using iCloud in Conjunction with Databases Using iCloud with a SQLite database is possible

I am trying to set up iCloud within my iOS application, I have done the following: Removed all old certs on mac. Added iCloud to the App in Dev Console - created new container and added to app Redone the dev provision and downloaded Installed the provision Added the iCloud Entitlement to the app And this is where is all goes wrong... I can't get the app running again, the app is building but I am getting an error saying: The entitlements specified in your application’s Code Signing Entitlements file do not match those specified in your provisioning profile. (0xE8008016). Any ideas?? UPDATE: I