I’m working on an app that I intend to run on iOS18. It’s been awhile but I recall that (and your document states) that SQLite is supported on iOS. An app I previously developed ran on iOS several generations ago. To test, I brought up the SQLSample1 project and ran it locally in Edge with no problems. When I publish this to my web server, however, and run it from Safari on the iPhone I get this:
The project does seem to be using the “WASM” library as it should be so I’m wondering why it isn’t present on the iPhone. Any ideas what I can do here?
From what I understand this should result in SQLite3 being published with my project, right? If that’s the case, then why does the missing library error still take place on the iOS device? There was some mention of “Cordova” being required on the iOS as opposed to the SQLite3. Is that what I’m missing when I publish the project and, if so, how do I include it?
I’m running it as a web app right now. I haven’t learned about how to build native apps for iOS just yet. I’ve been parsing the documentation, where would I find a writeup on how to produce a native app?
Since I have WASM set and am publishing a web app, then what am I missing?
I’m finding the documentation isn’t always up-to-date and is a bit thin on procedure.
I just sent an email with the zipped up SQL example file. Gmail complained that it couldn’t find your email but then it turned up in my sent folder. I wonder if your end has more than one IP address? Did you get this one?
Trying to send to the discussion thread instead. Since when does Google Mail reject a ZIP file attachment? I’ll have to check the settings on my account. SQLSample1.appstudio.zip (36.7 KB)
I’m beginning to smell a rat on this one. The app works fine at the link you supplied, however when I deploy the very same project to my server (gracemessage.com/nsbasic/sqlexample1 I get this.
Do you think that, maybe, there’s something about my ftp server that could be blocking the upload of some necessary component? My troubleshooting experience seems to tell me that both this and the problem with Bootstrap seem to be failing only on my server. I seem to remember sometime back that a path on a website had to be set to allow it to be “executable”. I wonder if I’m simply fighting with a setting here? Can you think of any particular setting that might be hanging this up?
I’m going to poke around in my server and see if I can figure this out. I’m becoming pretty convinced that this ain’t your fault at all.
I have access to a server up at NSBasic to post my projects to, right? (Is that what you call your “Volt” server?)
Also, look forward to read your response about Cordova. If there was a way to produce a native executable for an iPhone with this thing it seems to me to be a better route than consuming a web page.
I’m beginning to smell a rat on this one. The app works fine at the link you supplied, however when I deploy the very same project to my server (grace message.com/nsbasic/sqlexample1 I get this.
Do you think that, maybe, there’s something about my ftp server that could be blocking the upload of some necessary component? My troubleshooting experience seems to tell me that both this and the problem with Bootstrap seem to be failing only on my server. I seem to remember sometime back that a path on a website had to be set to allow it to be “executable”. I wonder if I’m simply fighting with a setting here?
OK guys, I just got myself established on the Volt server and deployed both the SQLite project and the one with the icon problem. Both issues work fine when served up from there.
I fiddled with the settings on my own ftp server and couldn’t find anything that would clear the conditions. Perhaps there is a security protocol in force there that’s preventing this from working correctly. Regardless of what it might be it doesn’t matter at this point, I’ll just use the Volt server for this. I can now get back to what I was doing which was developing my app instead of fooling with this!
Unless you can think of something else to tweak on my server, George, I’m fine with it as it is. I’ll just need to learn the ropes of SQLite now. At least it works.
It’s not that the projects don’t run from there it’s just that not everything works. It’s really pretty odd. It doesn’t seem to me that there should be any issues, it’s just a web server. Maybe I’ll put in a trouble ticket and see what Winhost says about it. Their knowledge base has nothing about NSBasic in it so I’m just wondering if there are security settings in place that I can’t control at my level. Yeah, I’ll let y’all know.
