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This project showcases different transport formats and libraries to consume web services from an iPhone application. It features a server application, a command-line script that saves the output of the server application in different formats, and an iPhone client application (compatible with iPhone OS 3.0 and higher).

The server application (written in PHP) reads a MySQL database (Server/data/schema.sql) and outputs data in the following formats:

HTML, JSON, YAML, XML (arbitrary format), SOAP, Property list, Binary property list, XML property list, CSV, Protocol Buffer (Google)

For each output format, there is a single “Formatter” subclass in the Server/formatters folder. A static method in the FormatterFactory class returns the formatter that corresponds to the requested output format.
added: 2010-06-30 Filed under: Applications Rating: -2
iPhone OS + Mac OS X (app + screen saver) implementation in OpenGL ES 1.1 of the Lorenz Attractor
added: 2010-06-30 Filed under: Applications Rating: -1
Senbei is an iPhone client for accessing remote servers running a copy of Fat Free CRM.
added: 2010-06-30 Filed under: Applications Rating: -1
This project provides a simple framework to centralize style information (fonts, colors, etc) in iPhone and Mac applications.
added: 2010-06-30 Filed under: Projects
OBShapedButton is a UIButton subclass optimized for non-rectangular button shapes. Instances of OBShapedButton respond to touches only in areas where the image that is assigned to the button for UIControlStateNormal is non-transparent.
added: 2010-06-30 Filed under: Projects
An app that is a SOCKS Proxy. It allows you to connect your laptop to the Internet through the iPhone's 3G/Edge connection (tethering) without having to jailbreak your iPhone. If you want to install the application on your iPhone you will have to build and install the App from the the supplied code. The code does not use any undocumented APIs. Apple will NOT approve such an App on its store so you will have to build it yourself.
added: 2010-06-24 Filed under: Applications Rating: +3
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