2024-04-10 06:10 AM
i downloaded the source code of the iOS App (STSW-ST25IOS001), but i get tons of error, it's not compilable.
Has anyone tried? I wanted to use it as reference for developing.
I already made an app with Android and it's working, with far less troubles.
Am I missing some steps to make it run?
I have already read the pdf about j2objc and bridging but i guess the original source code should already be set.
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2024-04-10 07:03 AM
please,
- change your J2OBJC_HOME path , and link to yours
- Remove the target ST25NFCAppClip from your env : it is linked to the bundle we use.
Let me know next status...
2024-04-10 06:25 AM
hi giorgio86,
Thx for your interest.
Have you changed the J2OBJC_HOME path into he build settings of the target ?
Otherwise, could you send me the erro log file. It would help.
Thx and br,
2024-04-10 06:42 AM - edited 2024-04-10 06:49 AM
Yes, there is a user defined value J2OBJC_HOME set to /Users/Shared/mmysw/Tools/j2objc/ which i confirm exists.
I just re downloaded the sorce code to have a clean one. The errors are the following:
but I have seen many more inside the single files.
I already tried to change the profile team but one step at the time i guess
Thank you in advance for your support.
2024-04-10 07:03 AM
please,
- change your J2OBJC_HOME path , and link to yours
- Remove the target ST25NFCAppClip from your env : it is linked to the bundle we use.
Let me know next status...
2024-04-10 07:38 AM
Ok now i am seeing this
2024-04-10 09:06 AM
you must use your own bundle as well as your own provisioning profiles : ref to your Apple Developer account on how to create them.
2024-04-11 12:32 AM
Ok i succeeded in compiling, tanks for your effort.
Other than the certificates I had some problems with the User Header Search Paths that were not correct in the original source file (the paths were relative to old folders i guess since i don't have them)
- Remove the target ST25NFCAppClip from your env : it is linked to the bundle we use.
This was the core problem I suppose, I really didn't know what that was.
Thanks again.