Dear all,I've installed sucessfully watchIS2b1 and iOS9b1 (iPhone 6+) and get both devices paird.After a while (5-7h) the Apple Watch shows the red disconnected Symbol (even when the Phone is about 30cm away) and I can't re-pair :-) them.Even when I reboot the Apple Watch they will pair again.Anybody knows about that? Is it a bug or just a setting-problem?best regardsSebastian
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Resetting worked for a time (I managed to get a project running from xcode in a debug state a few times) But then very soon things have started decending into chaos again. Xcode started failing to attach to process, then the watch app stopped launching at all, constant loading spinner even when started directly from the watch. Now I'm left with the app 'installed' on the watch, despite having been removed from the device, as if the communication between the two has just stopped flowing. Currently rebooting everything to see if things pick up again.At least I now know it is possible, even if for a fleeting time.
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I'm running into the same issue adding a card to the AppleWatch, would like to know from from an official source if that functionality just won't work for the beta builds.
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Our mobile team is having issues as well. The logs show the same errors for iOS 9 as in 10.11 for this.
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Hi all,Since WatchOS 1.0.1 animation has stopped working in parts of our app.We have a mix of images which animate some are just in controllers and some in WKInterfaceTable rows. All the images in WKInterfaceTables have suddenly stopped working. Only the first frame shows and we no longer see the animation.Initially we were just setting the duration propery in interface builder and then changing the image programtically. I've now updated the code to animate a range of images but this doesn't work either.I've also set the image in interface builder and this also doesn't animate.Has anyone experienced this or know how to resolve it?Cheers
My development software was running 18% CPU on an iPad Air with iOS 8.3. With iOS 9 Beta 1 it's taking 59% for same operations. The issue seems to be with collections.
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As mentioned by suelicious, the web article by Oliver Dowling gives the following solution. I did this and it allowed Photoshop to run!Download the latest Java from Oracle and then...Here is the steps I did:The solution is to edit /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_45.jdk/Contents/Info.plist and change:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string></array>To:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string> <string>JNI</string> <string>BundledApp</string></array>- Save the changes and start up Photoshop - no problems!NOTE... depending on what JDK you have loaded, you will need to change the 'jdk1.8.0_45.jdk' to whatever you have loaded.To figure that out, simply look at what is in /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/
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As mentioned by suelicious (in another related thread), the web article by Oliver Dowling gives the following solution. I did this and it allowed Photoshop to run!Download the latest Java from Oracle and then...Here is the steps I did:The solution is to edit /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_45.jdk/Contents/Info.plist and change:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string></array>To:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string> <string>JNI</string> <string>BundledApp</string></array>- Save the changes and start up Photoshop - no problems!NOTE... depending on what JDK you have loaded, you will need to change the 'jdk1.8.0_45.jdk' to whatever you have loaded.To figure that out, simply look at what is in /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/
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As mentioned by suelicious, the web article by Oliver Dowling gives the following solution. I did this and it allowed Photoshop to run!Download the latest Java from Oracle... and then...Here is the steps I did:The solution is to edit /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_45.jdk/Contents/Info.plist and change:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string></array>To:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string> <string>JNI</string> <string>BundledApp</string></array>- Save the changes and start up Photoshop - no problems!NOTE... depending on what JDK you have loaded, you will need to change the 'jdk1.8.0_45.jdk' to whatever you have loaded.To figure that out, simply look at what is in /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/
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As mentioned by suelicious, the web article by Oliver Dowling gives the following solution. I did this and it allowed Photoshop to run!Download the latest Java from Oracle and then...Here is the steps I did:The solution is to edit /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_45.jdk/Contents/Info.plist and change:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string></array>To:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string> <string>JNI</string> <string>BundledApp</string></array>- Save the changes and start up Photoshop - no problems!NOTE... depending on what JDK you have loaded, you will need to change the 'jdk1.8.0_45.jdk' to whatever you have loaded.To figure that out, simply look at what is in /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/
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As mentioned by suelicious, the web article by Oliver Dowling gives the following solution. I did this and it allowed Photoshop to run!Download the latest Java from Oracle and then...Here is the steps I did:The solution is to edit /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_45.jdk/Contents/Info.plist and change:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string></array>To:<key>JVMCapabilities</key><array> <string>CommandLine</string> <string>JNI</string> <string>BundledApp</string></array>- Save the changes and start up Photoshop - no problems!NOTE... depending on what JDK you have loaded, you will need to change the 'jdk1.8.0_45.jdk' to whatever you have loaded.To figure that out, simply look at what is in /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/
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I am attempting to implement an NSScollview for a Mac app. I have created a simple test app. In the IB, I just create a view controller with its view set to an NSScrollview.In the viewDidLoad, I have just this code:- (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; NSImage * image = [NSImage imageNamed:@harley-davidson-electra-glide-6]; NSImageView *imageView = [[NSImageView alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, image.size.width, image.size.height)]; imageView.image = image; [self.scrollView setDocumentView:imageView];}Note that the image size is:(width = 1920, height = 1200)When I run this I get a window which shows just a small portion of the image. For a half-second, a horizontal scrollbar appears, then disappears; however, there is no scrolling capability. I can click and drag anywhere in the window and nothing happens.
I get the following error trying to run my OS X app in XCode 7 on OS X 10.10.4:Unable to determine compiler to use - the abstract compiler specification is missing from this Xcode installation.I have no idea what to do, any help would be appreciated
Yes, that did it for me completely. Now I am testing running with only mobile data disabled, wi-fi on and no power saving mode. To see what happens.
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I haven't tried this yet but I pulled this from the XCode 7 release notes. Maybe you are running into one of these issues:Free Provisioning•Accounts with expired Apple Developer Program memberships may not be able to use free provisioning.(20486606)Workaround: Create a new Apple ID and enter it into Xcode's Accounts preference pane.•The list of teams displayed within Xcode's Accounts preference pane may not update to show your new freeprovisioning team. (19775448)Workaround: Remove your Apple ID and add it again in Xcode's Accounts preference pane.•When logging in via the Preferences window’s Accounts pane, any standard Apple ID will allow you to log inand use Free Provisioning. Such logins will not be subject to the Apple Developer Program LicenseAgreement. (21243707)•You may be asked to select between a free membership and your company team membership whenconfiguring apps for distribution. (20276021
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