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shweta13

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Aug 7, 2008
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Hi,

I have deployed my application on iPhone. But while running the application on iPhone, how can I view the temporary files created by my application on iPhone?


Thanks in advance.
 

robbieduncan

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I think you can recover/save the applications data through the Organizer window in XCode when the phone is connected. I'm not at a Mac right now so I can't confirm/offer more detailed instructions than that.
 

shweta13

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Aug 7, 2008
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I think you can recover/save the applications data through the Organizer window in XCode when the phone is connected. I'm not at a Mac right now so I can't confirm/offer more detailed instructions than that.

ok...thanks a lot...
but I want to view all other temp files...not only log files...
and shuldn't those those files reside on device(iphone)??
 

robbieduncan

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Jul 24, 2002
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ok...thanks a lot...
but I want to view all other temp files...not only log files...
and shuldn't those those files reside on device(iphone)??

What temp files? How is your app creating them? Assuming you are putting them in the only area you are allowed to write to, the Application Data, they should be available to you. This is nothing to do with the logs. I was not referring to the logs before and I am not now!

Edit to add: One Google search later and there we go. That shows how to access the Application Data.
 

shweta13

macrumors member
Original poster
Aug 7, 2008
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What temp files? How is your app creating them? Assuming you are putting them in the only area you are allowed to write to, the Application Data, they should be available to you. This is nothing to do with the logs. I was not referring to the logs before and I am not now!

Edit to add: One Google search later and there we go. That shows how to access the Application Data.

Thanks a lot for that ...I think I missed this one....:)
 
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