RemObjects SDK Categories (Xcode)
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This is the collection of Categories about RemObjects SDK for Xcode
Categories on RemObjects SDK for .NET | Xcode | Delphi | Java | JavaScript
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Architecture
- Adding Push Notifications to Your iPhone Applications Using RemObjects SDK — The article explains how to configure Push Notifications for your iOS application
- BinMessage — Introduces BinMessage
- HTTP Channel — Introduces HTTP Channel
Basic Concepts
- AES Encryption Envelope — Introduces the message level AES encryption in RO SDK
- Asynchronous Calls in RemObjects SDK — The article describes how to invoke methods of the RemObjects services asynchronously
- Authentication and application security — Article describes how to perform login to the RemObjects SDK server from the Mac and iOS application
- Dictionary (iOS) Sample — This sample demonstrates SOAP messaging using RO SDK for Xcode
- Extended File Transfer Sample — A practical example of transferring large amounts of data and multithreading with RO SDK
- HTTP Chat Sample — Sample demonstrating callback events feature of RO SDK
- IOS Background Completion Sample — This sample demonstrates how to use the iOS 4+ background operations feature together with RO SDK
- Login and Authentication — Describes users authentication approach used in RO SDK
- MegaDemo Sample — Combined sample demonstrating various features of RO SDK, supported by RemObjects SDK for Xcode
- Phone Pairing (iOS) Sample — Sample shows how to use pairing mechanism to authorize connection between client and server applications
- Photo (iOS) Sample — Sample shows very basic RO service that allows to upload images from client to the server.
- RemObjects SDK Overview — Brief overview of the RO SDK product, what it is for and what it allows to do.
- ROZeroConf — Describes how Zero Configuration Networking can be established with RO SDK clients and servers.
- Sessions Sample — Sample shows how to work with sessions, store data there and retrieve them later
- The Super Channels — Introducing the superchannels technology
Channels and Messages
- Choosing the channel type — Helps choosing channel type for the new application
- Choosing the message type — Helps choosing the messaging protocol for the new application
- Comparison of the RemObjects SDK Channels — An overview of different channel types provided by RemObjects SDK and their respective benefits.
- Dictionary (iOS) Sample — This sample demonstrates SOAP messaging using RO SDK for Xcode
- HTTP Chat Sample — Sample demonstrating callback events feature of RO SDK
- MegaDemo Sample — Combined sample demonstrating various features of RO SDK, supported by RemObjects SDK for Xcode
- The Super Channels — Introducing the superchannels technology
Clients
- Adding Push Notifications to Your iPhone Applications Using RemObjects SDK — The article explains how to configure Push Notifications for your iOS application
- Asynchronous Calls in RemObjects SDK — The article describes how to invoke methods of the RemObjects services asynchronously
- Consuming Existing SOAP Based Web Services with the RemObjects SDK — This article describes how to import a SOAP web service to use with RO SDK facilities
- Getting Started with RemObjects SDK — This article provides a step by step guide to create a simple RO SDK client for iOS
- Getting Started with RemObjects SDK — This article provides a step by step guide to create a simple RO SDK client for OS X
Getting Started
- Choosing the channel type — Helps choosing channel type for the new application
- Choosing the message type — Helps choosing the messaging protocol for the new application
- Consuming Existing SOAP Based Web Services with the RemObjects SDK — This article describes how to import a SOAP web service to use with RO SDK facilities
- Generating Interface Code from Your RODL — Describes how to use code generation tools for Windows and OS X to generate interface code to use remote services.
- Getting Started with RemObjects SDK — This article provides a step by step guide to create a simple RO SDK client for iOS
- Getting Started with RemObjects SDK — This article provides a step by step guide to create a simple RO SDK client for OS X
- Getting Updates and Support — Article describes upgrade and support options for RemObjects SDK
IDE
- Compile RemObjects SDK from Xcode Source (wip) — Describes how to build RO SDK library from the provided sources, useful when applying hot fixes or like.
Install
- Installing RemObjects SDK — Describes how to install RemObjects SDK for Xcode
iOS
- Adding Push Notifications to Your iPhone Applications Using RemObjects SDK — The article explains how to configure Push Notifications for your iOS application
- IOS Background Completion Sample — This sample demonstrates how to use the iOS 4+ background operations feature together with RO SDK
Misc
- ROZeroConf — Describes how Zero Configuration Networking can be established with RO SDK clients and servers.
Security, Authentication & Session Management
- Authentication and application security — Article describes how to perform login to the RemObjects SDK server from the Mac and iOS application
- How to use Secure HTTPS Connections — Learn how to secure your communication channel by using Secure Socket layer (SSL) encryption.
- Login and Authentication — Describes users authentication approach used in RO SDK
- Sessions Sample — Sample shows how to work with sessions, store data there and retrieve them later
Service Builder
- Consuming Existing SOAP Based Web Services with the RemObjects SDK — This article describes how to import a SOAP web service to use with RO SDK facilities
- Generating Interface Code from Your RODL — Describes how to use code generation tools for Windows and OS X to generate interface code to use remote services.
Toolchain
- How to link Custom Frameworks from your Xcode Projects — Learn how to add references to third party frameworks (RemObjects SDK, Data Abstract, or from other sources) to your Xcode project.
- How to link Custom Static Libraries from your Xcode Projects (wip) — Learn how to add references to third party static libraries (RemObjects SDK, Data Abstract, or from other sources) to your Xcode iOS project.
