Can you try manually placing a known good archive on the server, and then
downloading from code? Sounds to me your upload process is probably to blame.
On 10 Jan 2010, at 00:44, Development wrote:
> Well it gives me the error on any iPhone including the one that created the
> file.
> But I am u
Well it gives me the error on any iPhone including the one that created the
file.
But I am using standard keyed archiving. I was under the impression that the
data was serialized and transportable.
When I receive the file it's through an NSURL request. So what is handed off
from the methods is d
On 9 Jan 2010, at 23:10, Development wrote:
> I am trying to transport data after being encoded with the coder. The problem
> is that when I get it on the other end I'm being told that the data is
> invalid. Does the coder on the iPhone not work the same as the one in MacOSX?
>
> The basic tra
I am trying to transport data after being encoded with the coder. The problem
is that when I get it on the other end I'm being told that the data is invalid.
Does the coder on the iPhone not work the same as the one in MacOSX?
The basic transport I am using is just a post to a url done with the
