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Hello,We have been successful at creating a CoreMediaIO plug-in sample camera driver using the example at https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/samplecode/CoreMediaIO/Introduction/Intro.html.These are steps we do during installation:the built plugin is copied into /Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/sample.plugin and the kernel extension is placed into /Library/Extensions/sample.kext.We do the following:chown -R root:wheel /Library/Extensions/sample.kextchown -R root:wheel /Library/CoreMediaIO/Plug-Ins/DAL/sample.pluginkextload /Library/Extensions/sample.kextcreate a LaunchDaemon loads the plugin.The installation works and the camera is installed.An application like AVRecorder or FaceTime is able to detect our camera driver if its opened AFTER the installation of the camera driver. However, if the application is already opened and then the camera is installed, the list of devices does not refresh and the application does not detect our camera driver. The only way it will detect is if we close the application

Hi All,I have having some issue with using NSURLSession in Xcode7 and Swift2. For some reason I keep getting NSURLErrordomain error but the same codeis working on Xcode6 with swift 1.2.let baseURL = NSURL(string: https://itunes.apple.com/search?term=one%20republic) let downloadTask = session.downloadTaskWithURL(baseURL!, completionHandler: { (location, response, error) -> Void in if(error == nil){ let objectData = NSData(contentsOfURL: location!) let tmpData :NSString = NSString(data: objectData!, encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding)! print(success) } else { print(Failed) } }) downloadTask!.resume()https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-bZj242s5iAX2Z0bzVETjE3akk/view?usp=sharingPlease let me know if I am missing something here.

I was a little surprised to find the Audio/Video chat missing entirely from Messages.app in El Capitan. But they are still in the AppleScript dictionary, but no signs of them in the GUI anywhere anymore.Is this a freak upgrade problem, or is this the future? Kinda sad, I liked having it all in a single app. And what about screen sharing? I don't see that either...

I'm having issues trying to debug an issue with smart banners. I implemented application: openURL: sourceApplication: annotation in the AppDelegate and this works correctly for a JS window.open forced redirect form the server as well as typing in the urlScheme://path in the browser. However, the smart banner app-argument seems to be passing something different.If I look in the source of a webpage and type the exact same app-argument as what the smart banner has into safari, I'm deep-linked appropriately in my app. If I click the smart banner, then something happens for my code not to parse it properly.It looks like XCode 6 or iOS8 broke the ability to test smart banners by overriding an app store install with XCode. Now if I try to install an XCode build over an app store install, the smart banner will want me to reinstall the app from the App Store.There must be a way to test smart banners other than crossing your fingers and pushing to production?Thanks!

HiI'm looking for a very basic example of using Applescript and text Placeholders in Pages 5.2I have a pages doc with a placeholder - text1 - same placeholder - 2 occurrences.This is saved as a templateThe following script creates the doc but does not find the text .tell application Pages activate -- Get new text repeat display dialog Enter the new text: default answer NewText set replacementNewText to the text returned of the result if replacementNewText is not then exit repeat end repeat -- Make new doc from template set thisDocument to ¬ make new document with properties {document template:template testdoc} tell thisDocument -- Replace text set placeholderText to text1 set theseTextItems to ¬ every text item whose object text contains placeholderText repeat with i from 1 to the count of theseTextItems set thisTextItem to item i of theseTextItems tell thisTextItem tell its object text set (every paragraph where it is placeholderText) to ¬ replacementNewText end tell end tell end repeat end tellend tellWhen

Consider this:MyFile.swift:@objc class SomeGuy { }MyClass.m:#import MyApp-Swift.h @interface SomeClass @end @implementation SomeClass - (void)someMethod { SomeGuy *someGuy = [[SomeGuy alloc] init]; } @endIn other words: have a pure Swift class annotated with @objc so it’s visible to Objective-C code. In Objective-C code, try to instantiate that class.If you were to run the above, you’d get compiler error: “no known class method for selector 'alloc'”One way to fix this would be to make SomeGuy inherit from NSObject. But I don’t want to do that, since I feel it adds too much cruft, the class isn’t really inheriting from NSObject by its nature, it is a pure swift class.Another way to fix: over on the Objective-C side, have a category:@interface SomeGuy (Dummy) + (instancetype)alloc; @endThis works and feels less weird, but still weird. It feels that the Swift-to-ObjC should autogenerate the alloc declaration for me in this case, since if I just add this category interface, everything works correctly.Have I missed

Noticed that the read and write contructors for NSFileHandle throw when a NSURL is given but not when a path is given.Is it that the throws is likely to be added in a future release?

Hello,I’ve got rejection from Apple Review team that my application description did not include information about the auto-renewable nature of the subscription.Here is the screenshot of the details: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7yERenkMIAza3BseDQ4M19sYkk/view?usp=sharingMy app descripion is the following (it contains info about scubscriptions, i.e. I believe describes the nature of subscription):FaceCrypt – Most secure data, document, photo and password vault availableSecure and encrypt your valuable passwords, documents, bank account, credit card details and images on your iPhone with biometric facial recognition access and with industry-strength 256-bit data encryption; all in one easy to use application – Welcome to FaceCrypt Pro
 with FREE trial period and auto subscription.With a host of customisable features, you can use it just as a password manager without needing a password to access, a private photo collection, a safety storage for all your confidential documents – you choose – and of course yo

Once a year, just five thousand Apple developers get to go to WWDC, they get their hands on news, engineers and presentations. They even meet other developers.Those of us who cannot attend (or cannot afford to attend) miss-out. It's not anyone's fault. There is no practical way to run a physical conference could ever meet that incredible level of demand.But perhaps there is an opportinity to create a world-wide, 24-7 / 365-days-a-year - developer conference by electronic means? This WWDF service would be a the centre of documentation, eductation, WWDC videos, source code examples, Q&As, self-help. - And even perhaps a dash of social network?Currently, those looking for solutions on Apple platforms might get better , faster results on Stack Overflow, or Ray Wenderlich than on the current Apple forum. I am not sure what exact form this would take. But sites like Quora might be a good model. They combine question-and-answer databases, with user editing. They distingush between true answers and comme