i am developing an ipad app where i need to print to a bluetooth printer. The printer does not have any other mechanism like wi-fi , it only has bluetooth.
i guess the ipads dont have bluetooth. it only has wi-fi. is there an app which prints to bluetooth printers?
Can ios4.2 detect bluetooth enabled printers?
Thanks in advance.
The iPad has bluetooth, however, AirPrint currently only works via WiFi.
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I developed a OSX application that listening the USB devices that connected from OSX and application runs fine before submit to app store. At the time of submission to app store I enabled the "App Sandbox" and enabled USB in App Sandbox. But after enable this application is not able to get the list of USB connected devices. I am using peertalk library from github. Link is below:
PeerTalk
So now please can anyone suggest the solution for this. or suggest any option to get the devices list which is connected from osx using USB.
Thanks
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Is there any BLE simulator available ?
Apart from that also want to know how can I send commands from BLE device to iOS and wake my iOS app if iPhone is already paired with the iOS
Thanks in advance :)
Is there an iOS-compatible Objective-C-port of the tcpdump C-sources or a working tcpdumpbinary for iOS? And if so, does it capture the traffic from all network devices? Or does it capture only an Ethernet device? Is there libpcap for iOS? I am aware, that this requires a jailbroken Phone.
Yes to both:
http://planet-iphones.com/cydia/id/tcpdump
http://planet-iphones.com/cydia/id/libpcap
However I don't understand why you want an Objective-C port?
I want to open iphone music library of which is connected through wifi network.
How to do this ?
e.g. i have 2 iphones connected with each other through wifi. i want to open music library of other iphone.
There's no built in solution for this. You'd have to write your own code for sharing files over Wi-Fi.
I have 2 iOS devices and an application which starts or connects to a NSNetService.
When both devices have have bluetooth turned on the data stream will automatically be done over the bluetooth interface.
I do not want that, i want both devices to communicate over the WiFi. Is there a way to force a NSNetService to communicate over the WiFi?
Thanks
I don't think there is, I haven't looked into the docs, but I know a ton of games recommend disabling Bluetooth and ensuring WiFi is enabled for local multiplayer.