2014/10/15 下午 10:04:44

iphone Programming Glossary: bucket

iOS AWS SDK and CloudFront - accessing images

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12356638/ios-aws-sdk-and-cloudfront-accessing-images

downloading a bunch of images from S3. I tried to setup a new CloudFront distribution pointed the origin to my S3 bucket and wondering how will this change the way I access my images in my app. The app queries simpleDB to find out what to get.. web services cloud share improve this question Yes you need to use the cloudfront distribution name instead of the bucket name. Since this is probably a download distribution the name of the distribution starts typically with a 'd'. Generally..

Debugging an iOS app with an external accessory connected via Dock

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3420716/debugging-an-ios-app-with-an-external-accessory-connected-via-dock

there no way to debug an iOS app which uses an external accessory that's connected via the 30 pin dock without using a bucket load of logs etc. I want to be able to use things such as breakpoints and Instruments. Is there a way to remote debug perhaps..

Architectural and design question about uploading photos from iPhone app and S3

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4481311/architectural-and-design-question-about-uploading-photos-from-iphone-app-and-s3

better but the issue is how do you enable the iPhone or any mobile app on a different platform to write into my S3 bucket without giving it my secret Additionally I'm not sure if this is a good design or not because the flow would be iphone uploads.. have suggested. The presigned URL will allow your users to temporarily GET or PUT to an S3 object in one of your buckets without actually having your credentials they are hashed into the signature . You can read about the details here . EDIT..

Game Center - Sending and receiving data

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4574119/game-center-sending-and-receiving-data

the PositionPacket is just a struct. The following line then puts that struct into an NSData which is just a byte bucket object. NSData packet NSData dataWithBytes msg length sizeof PositionPacket So if you just wanted to send an int score you.. PositionMessage In general you can send anything you want encapsulated in an NSData object since it's just a byte bucket. You can send primitive types like ints or structs as in the example or even NSObjects as long as they implement NSCoding..

Alternative to Singleton in Objective-C for better application design

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5912541/alternative-to-singleton-in-objective-c-for-better-application-design

in your app there's totally nothing wrong with modeling that as a singleton too. Creating a singleton as a globals bucket is probably a misuse of the pattern and I think that's probably what most people object to about them. But if you're modeling..