Developing Enterprise iOS Applications

Preface;
Who This Book Is For;
How This Book Is Organized;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Using Code Examples;
Safari® Books Online;
How to Contact Us;
Acknowledgments;
Chapter 1: Enterprise iOS Applications;
1.1 Apple Developers—An Army of One;
1.2 Build Automation Is a Bit of a Challenge;
1.3 Objective-C Doesn’t Play Well with Others;
1.4 Code Coverage Is for Weenies;
1.5 iTunes Connect Is a Great Way to Keep Your Legal Staff Employed;
1.6 You Can Have Any Style of Distribution, as Long as it’s iTunes;
1.7 The Road Is Long and Winding;
1.8 A Few Caveats;
Chapter 2: Concurrent Development with iOS;
2.1 A Little Ditty ‘bout Tom and Diane;
2.2 More Merge Mayhem;
2.3 Workspaces and Static Libraries;
2.4 Let’s Be Careful Out There;
Chapter 3: Automating iOS Builds;
3.1 Introducing Hudson;
3.2 Breaking the News to Your IT Department;
3.3 Provisioning Your Build Machine;
3.4 Installing Hudson;
3.5 Creating the Build Job;
3.6 Creating an Ant Build File;
3.7 Testing xcodebuild;
3.8 Integrating xcodebuild into an Ant Script;
3.9 Calling the Ant Script from Hudson;
3.10 Getting Fancy with Hudson;
Chapter 4: Integrating iOS Applications into Enterprise Services;
4.1 The Rules of the Road;
4.2 First Things First: Getting a Connection;
4.3 Using NSURLConnection—The BuggyWhip News Network;
4.4 Something a Little More Practical—Parsing XML Response;
4.5 Generating XML for Submission to Services;
4.6 Once More, with JSON;
4.7 SOAP on a Rope;
4.8 A Final Caution;
Chapter 5: Testing Enterprise iOS Applications;
5.1 Unit Testing iOS Applications;
5.2 Setting Up an OCUnit Target;
5.3 Generating Code Coverage Metrics;
5.4 Generating Code Complexity Metrics;
5.5 Creating UI Tests (The Old and Painful Way);
5.6 UI Testing Using OCUnit;
Chapter 6: Enterprises and the iTunes App Store;
6.1 Things to Start Worrying About Immediately;
6.2 Things to Worry About a Month Before Launch;
6.3 Things to Worry About Two Weeks Before Launch;
6.4 Things to Worry About One Week Before Launch;
6.5 Things to Worry About on Launch Day;
6.6 Things to Worry About in the Month After Launch;
Chapter 7: Distributing Enterprise iOS Applications;
7.1 Testing Applications with Ad Hoc Profiles;
7.2 A Better Mousetrap for Ad Hoc Infrastructure;
7.3 Enterprise Distribution;
7.4 The Long Haul;
Chapter 8: Long Term Maintenance of iOS Enterprise Applications;
8.1 Option 1: The Perpetually Compatible Application;
8.2 (Non-)Option 2: The Perpetually Compatible Server;
8.3 Option 3: App Store Version Roulette;
8.4 Option 4: Exotic Distribution Methods;
8.5 Option 5: The Swiss Army App;
8.6 Welcome to the Club, We Have Jackets;