D Deleted member 103 Guest Apr 4, 2018 #1 Hi, why is there no way to debug the application via USB cable? Would not it be much more stable than Wifi?
Hi, why is there no way to debug the application via USB cable? Would not it be much more stable than Wifi?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2018 #2 It is technically not possible. There is no network connection when you connect the iOS device to Windows. Wifi should be stable. It is exactly like with B4A-Bridge. Upvote 0
It is technically not possible. There is no network connection when you connect the iOS device to Windows. Wifi should be stable. It is exactly like with B4A-Bridge.
D Deleted member 103 Guest Apr 4, 2018 #3 Wifi should be stable. It is exactly like with B4A-Bridge. Click to expand... I know it, but I rarely use it in B4a, USB is much better. If I understood correctly, which is not always the case, should work according to this link. Running Your iOS Application on an iOS Device Upvote 0
Wifi should be stable. It is exactly like with B4A-Bridge. Click to expand... I know it, but I rarely use it in B4a, USB is much better. If I understood correctly, which is not always the case, should work according to this link. Running Your iOS Application on an iOS Device
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2018 #4 Filippo said: I know it, but I rarely use it in B4a, USB is much better. Click to expand... I mostly use B4A-Bridge as I'm working with multiple devices and I find it easier. In older versions of B4A it wasn't possible to see all logs with B4A-Bridge. This is no longer the case. Anyway it is not possible to connect the Windows computer to the iOS device over USB. Upvote 0
Filippo said: I know it, but I rarely use it in B4a, USB is much better. Click to expand... I mostly use B4A-Bridge as I'm working with multiple devices and I find it easier. In older versions of B4A it wasn't possible to see all logs with B4A-Bridge. This is no longer the case. Anyway it is not possible to connect the Windows computer to the iOS device over USB.
D Deleted member 103 Guest Apr 4, 2018 #5 I mostly use B4A-Bridge as I'm working with multiple devices and I find it easier. In older versions of B4A it wasn't possible to see all logs with B4A-Bridge. This is no longer the case. Click to expand... Did not know, but learned something new again. Anyway it is not possible to connect the Windows computer to the iOS device over USB. Click to expand... Too bad, but that's it. Upvote 0
I mostly use B4A-Bridge as I'm working with multiple devices and I find it easier. In older versions of B4A it wasn't possible to see all logs with B4A-Bridge. This is no longer the case. Click to expand... Did not know, but learned something new again. Anyway it is not possible to connect the Windows computer to the iOS device over USB. Click to expand... Too bad, but that's it.
