I've noticed that several apps, when an iP* is connected, has a "File Sharing" feature inside of iTunes. Example applications are CloudReaders, Stanza, etc. This interface lets users Add files to the app and Save files from the app to their computers. Right now I've got a HTTP server running inside the app which lets users add files to it via Wi-Fi, but I'd like to support the aforementioned method as well.
Thanks to Art Gillespie, I got this working. Recently, I renamed my project and ended up having to dig around a bit again to figure out how to re-enable this since it went away.
This is how you do it.
UIFileSharing
. It should be listed as something like "Application supports iTunes file sharing". build/Release-iphoneos/
folder of your project and drag the appname file (not the .dSYM
one) to iTunes. Click "Yes" if it asks about replacing.Only when your iDevice is connected to computer, you can access file sharing feature on iTunes. Click your iDevice under DEVICES > Apps. Scroll down the window and you will find the file sharing feature.
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You want to add the UIFileSharingEnabled
key to your app's Info.plist
Sharing Files With The User
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