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I origionally had Exchange working, but then messages stopped arriving. So I delete Exchange and attempted to create a new Exchange connection (which worked prior). But, I could not get past the configuration page.Anyone else experiencing this?jc

I'm going to transfer an app to another account.Developer guide says:Associated client SSL certificates for push notifications aren’t transferred. If the app uses Apple Push Notifications service (APNs), the recipient needs to create a client SSL certificate using Member Center to reenable it.https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/LanguagesUtilities/Conceptual/iTunesConnect_Guide/Chapters/TransferringAndDeletingApps.htmlDoes it meens I have to update an app and existing users have to update app to use push notifications?I think it's not so because the client SSL cetfication needed to send request to APNs. So only I have to create a new certification and install it to my server to connect to APNs. Is that right?And I want to know if app transfer changes the Bundle ID.I think if the Bundle ID changed and end users updated an app, push notifications will become to not work.I hope you will be able to provide the information.

Hi there,I'm seeing an assertion failure in the iPhone Captive Network WebSheet when a Wi-Fi network is set up with an automatic Proxy PAC URL.The result is that the web sheet doesn't even make a request to the identified captive network redirect page (we can see this from the server side) and shows a blank screen to the user, followed eventually by an alert saying Error Opening Page / Hotspot login could not open the page because the server stopped responding.We also see no request to the Proxy PAC URL during this process.I've enclosed the relevant logs below and also raised this as rdar://21356077 (and https://openradar.appspot.com/21356077 )Anyone have any clues?Thanks!AdamThe assertion failure appears in the iPhone logs as follows (assertion failure on line #12)Jun 12 11:58:49 iPhone configd[32] <Notice>: Captive: [CNInfoNetworkActive:1744] en0: SSID 'tc-te-24' not making interface primary (no cache entry) Jun 12 11:58:49 iPhone configd[32] <Notice>: Captive: CNPluginHandler

Hello,I am currently working on a application, consuming the Apple MDM Api.In order to be able to use this API, I need to authorize using data from a decrypted server token (found in the corresponding server on https://deploy.apple.com).So far this is all good.Steps we managed to do so far:1. Create Public/Private key2. Added our server to https://deploy.apple.com in combination with our public key.3. Generated and downloaded the token that gets automatically generated.4. Decrypted that token using the private key (for the correct information in order to consume the API)Steps that need to be done:1. Install the Generated token on the Apple Server's DEP (Local Apple Server)The Problem:When we go to the Local Apple Server's DEP and try to enable the DEP, an already existing public key is already installed there.Since we used a different Public/Private key to generate the token, our Local Apple Server's DEP tells us that the Token is invalid.We are kind of stuck here.How do we upload the token generated by our o

I believe that at one time, it was mentioned that when Swift would reach 2.0 (or later?), its standard library would no longer be included in the app bundle as the Swift language would have stabilized enough to have a system-wide version available. In Xcode 7 beta 1 though, the libSwiftCore etc are still built into the app bundle.Now I was wondering when we can expect the Swift standard library to not be included any longer in the app bundle. Is there any time table available?And concerning App Thinning, might this process be smart enough to strip the Swift libraries from the binary sent to the device at install time?

Hi guys,I need to generate an RSA public key from a modulus and exponent and I'm unable to find any resources where someone has done this successfully. I can't even find a way to do it in Apples documentation. I have heard using SecKeyRef and/or OpenSSL is the way to go but searches on both of those lead to nothing that has worked (and what I tried is far too extensive to list here). Is this something not possible in iOS? If anyone has any ideas how to accomplish this I would greatly appreciate hearing them. Thank you.

I've noticed that my Mac will intermittently stop performing network request. I can see these error message in Console around the time when I notice network issues.6/11/15 10:31:20.379 AM networkd[161]: -[NETProxyLookup copyURL] invalid URL scheme '5223' 6/11/15 10:32:29.139 AM networkd[161]: -[NETProxyLookup copyURL] invalid URL scheme '5223' 6/11/15 10:33:39.135 AM networkd[161]: -[NETProxyLookup copyURL] invalid URL scheme '5223' 6/11/15 10:33:47.990 AM mDNSResponder[85]: nw_interface_get_agents SIOCGIFAGENTIDS failed (errno = 6) 6/11/15 10:33:47.990 AM mDNSResponder[85]: nw_interface_get_agents SIOCGIFAGENTIDS failed (errno = 6) 6/11/15 10:34:54.126 AM networkd[161]: -[NETProxyLookup copyURL] invalid URL scheme '5223' 6/11/15 10:35:57.161 AM mDNSResponder[85]: nw_interface_get_agents SIOCGIFAGENTIDS failed (errno = 6) 6/11/15 10:35:57.161 AM mDNSResponder[85]: nw_interface_get_agents SIOCGIFAGENTIDS failed (errno = 6)Anyone else with the Beta experiencing this? If I boot from OS X 10.10.3 on the

It appears that location processing may have some issues in iOS9 B1. Location updates start correctly, but continue very rapicly even after stopUpdatingLocation has been called. It seems to ignore that call somehow.Anyone else seeing this?