Add Address view controller

Does the IPhone SDK expose the "Add Address" view that you find in the Contacts app, or would I have to build from scratch a general purpose address entry view.
thanks

Anybody know. Writing all the code to handle countries and states will be a pain.

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Add values into view controller 's attribut

Dear All!
I would like store some data in the view controller.
It is a value attribut and has the type java.util.List.
1. How can I add now many values into this attribut
2. How can I get this values again ?
Regards
sas

Hi Sas,
            The list is similar to any value node.
You can add elements like this.
for(int i=0;i<SIZE;i++)
     IPrivate<viewname>.I<node>Element ele = wdContext.create<node>Element();
     ele.set<attribute>(" "+i);
     wdContext.node<node>().addElement(ele);
You can get elements like this:
for(int i=0;i<SIZE;i++)
     IPrivate<viewname>.I<node>Element ele = wdContext.node<node>().get<node>().ElementAt(i);
     ele.get<attribute>();
     wdContext.node<node>().addElement(ele);
regards,
Siva

How to fire event in view controller from component controller.

I have a component usage that fires an event wich i have subscribed in the component controller.
iv_usage->subscribe_event( iv_event_name = 'TAKE_IT'
iv_handler = me ).
After the event the method IF_BSP_WD_EVENT_HANDLER~HANDLE_EVENT in the component controller is called.
method if_bsp_wd_event_handler~handle_event.
endmethod.
The usage component is opened as a popup window. After pressing a button, the data is transfered via context node binding to the calling component. But now i want to close the popup.
My intension is to fire a event for the view controller in the IF_BSP_WD_EVENT_HANDLER~HANDLE_EVENT method that closes the popup.
Is this possible?
Or let me explain it this way:
I want to close a popup after a button in the popup is pressed.
best regards
Jürgen

Hello Juergen
I am assuming your target pop-up is of type ref to IF_BSP_WD_POPUP.
1.Make this a view controller class attribute.
2. After the code to create the pop-up, you can add the following block :
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You can access the same reference gv_target_popup at the event handler level as well.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Nisha

Call method with an argument from another view controller

I have a UIViewController MainViewController that brings up a modal view that is of the class AddPlayerViewController. When the user clicks 'Save' in the modal view I need to pass the Player data (which is a Player class) from the modal view to the MainViewController in addition to triggering a method in the MainViewController. What's the best way to accomplish this? I'm new to cocoa and have only tried using delegates and some ugly hacks to no avail.
Thanks for the help.

If I understand correctly, you have:
1. A model object, Player.
2. A top view controller, MainViewController.
3. Another view controller, AddPlayerViewController, which MainViewController displays modally.
I'm guessing that AddPlayerViewController creates a new Player object and lets the user set its values, and you need a way to get that new Player into MainViewController once they're done.
So, here's what I'd do:
1. Create an AddPlayerViewControllerDelegate protocol. It should declare two methods, "- (void)addPlayerViewController:(AddPlayerViewContrller*)controller didAddPlayer:(Player*)newPlayer" and "- (void)addPlayerViewControllerNotAddingPlayer:(AddPlayerViewController*)controll er".
2. Add an attribute of type "id <AddPlayerViewControllerDelegate>" called delegate to AddPlayerViewController. Also add a property with "@property (assign)" and "@synthesize".
3. Modify AddPlayerViewController so that if you click the "Save" button, addPlayerViewController:didAddPlayer: gets called, passing "self" and the new Player object as the two arguments. Also arrange for clicking the "Cancel" button to call addPlayerViewControllerNotAddingPlayer:.
4. Modify MainViewController to declare that it conforms to AddPlayerViewControllerDelegate. Implement those two methods (addPlayerViewControllerNotAddingPlayer: might be an empty method if you don't want to do anything).
5. When you create your AddPlayerViewController, set its delegate to your MainViewController.
If you need more detail, let me know what parts you need me to elaborate on.

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Assume you need to make an application with, let's say, 15 different views in total. There are two extreme design choices you can use to implement the app:
1) Every single view has its own view controller and a nib file. Thus you end up with 15 controller classes and 15 nib files (and possibly a bunch of view classes if any of your views needs to be somehow specialized).
2) You have only one controller which manages all the views, and one nib file from which they are loaded.
AFAIK Apple and many books recommend going purely with option #1. However, going with this often results in needless complexity, large amounts of classes (and nib files) to be managed and complicated class dependencies, especially if some of the views (and thus their controllers) interact with each other or share something (something which would be greatly simplified if all these related views were handled by one single controller class).
Option #2 also usually ends up being very complex. The major problem is that the single controller will often end up being enormous, handling tons of different (and usually unrelated) things (which is just outright bad design). This is seldom a good design, unless your application consists of only a few views which are closely related to each other (and thus it makes sense for one single controller class to handle them).
(Option #2 also breaks the strictest interpretation of the MVC pattern, but that's not really something I'm concerned about. I'm concerned about simple design, not about following a programming pattern to the letter.)
A design somewhere in between the two extremes often seems to be the best approach. However, since I don't have decades of Cocoa programming experience, I would like to hear some opinions about this subject matter from people with more experience on that subject. (I do have object-oriented programming experience, but I have only relatively recently started programming for the iPhone and thus Cocoa and its design patterns are relatively new to me, so I'm still learning.)

Somehow I get the feeling that my question was slightly misunderstood.
I was not asking "which one of these two designs do you think is better, option #1 or option #2?" I already said in my original post that option #2 is bad design (unless your application consists of just one or two views). That's not the issue.
The issue is that from my own experience trying to adhere very strictly to the "every single view must have its own view controller and nib file" often results in needless complexity. Of course this is not always the case, but sometimes you end up having controller classes which perform very similar, if not even the exact same actions, resulting in code repetition. (An OO'ish solution to this problem would be to have a common base class for these view controllers where the common functionality has been grouped, but this often just adds to the overall complexity of the class hierarchy rather than alleviating it.)
As an example, let's assume that you have a set of help screens (for example one help screen for each major feature of the app) and a view where you can select which help view to show. Every one of these views has, for example, a button to immediately exit the help system. If you had one single controller class managing these views, this becomes simpler: The controller can switch between any of the views and the buttons of each view (most of them doing the same things) can call back actions on this controller (eg. to return to the help selection or to exit the help screen completely). These help screens don't necessarily have any functionality of their own, so it's questionable what do they would need view controllers of their own. These view controllers would basically be empty because there's nothing special for them to do.
View controllers might make it easy to use the navigation controller class, but the navigation controller is suitable mainly for utility apps but often not for things like games. (And if you need animated transitions between views, that can be implemented using the UIView animation features.)
I also have hard time seeing the advantages of adhering strictly to the MVC pattern. The MVC pattern is useful in things like web servers, where MVC adds flexibility. The controller acts as a mediator between the database and the user interface, and it does so in such an abstract way that either one can be easily changed (eg. the "view", which normally outputs HTML, could be easily changed to a different "view" which outputs a PDF or even plain text, all this without having to touch the controller or the model at all). However, I'm not seeing the advantages of the MVC pattern in an iPhone app. It provides a type of class design, but why is it better than some other class design? It's not like the input and output formats of the app need to be changed on the fly (which is one advantage of a well-designed program using the MVC pattern).

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Hey everyone, I have asked this question over on Stack Overflow, and really had no luck with it.
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import UIKit
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Hi,
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Hi,
I've stumbled on something that has me completely stumped.
This works: Add a UINavigationItem and UIBarButtonItems to a .xib (linking up the necessary outlets), push the view controller on to a navigation controllers stack. Result: You see the title and buttons on the nav bar correctly displayed.
This doesn't work: Repeat the same process, but put these items in the root view controller of a navigation controller.
The fix: Disconnect the UINavigationItem from the root view controllers "File's Owner" navigationItem outlet, override viewDidLoad in the root view controller class; and programatically set the items there.
What am I missing? Why does the technique for configuring nav bar items work for additional view controllers pushed on to an existing navigation controllers stack, but not if the view controller is the root view controller? I have a sample project demonstrating this if this doesn't make sense!
Thanks

Camera view controller segues

Hi,
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I'm writing a program in Java which contains several classes. It must be possible to produce an array random which contains Human-objects and the Humans all have a date. In the program it must be possible to set the length of the array (the number of humans to be produced) and the age of the humans. In Dutch you can see this where is written: Aantal mensen (amount of humans) and 'Maximum leeftijd' (Maximum age). Here you can find an image of the graphical user interface: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_-b63cYMGvdM/SUb2Y62xRWI/AAAAAAAAB1A/05RLjfzUMXI/s1600-h/straightselectiondemo.JPG
The problem I get is that use the model-view-controller-pattern. So I have a model which contains several methodes and this is written in a class which inherits form Observable. One methode is observed and this method is called 'produceerRandomArray()' (This means: produce random array). This method contains the following code:
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package kristofvanhooymissen.sorteren;
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StraighSelectionModel is of course my model class. Nevermind the methods setAantalMensen and setOuderdom. They are used to set the length of the array of human-objects and their age.
Okay. If I click the button my observers will notice it because of the setChanged and notifyObservers-methods. An update-methode in a class which implements Observer.
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This method should get the method out of the model-class, because the produceerRandomArray()-methode which has been called by clicking on the button will save the produce array in the model-class. The method getMensArray will put it back here in the object named temp which is an array of Mens-objects (Human-objects). Then aftwards the array should be put in the textarea of the unsorted list as you could see left on the screen on the image.
Notice that in the beginning of this method there is a System.out.println-command to print to the screen as a test that the update-method has been called.
The problem is that this update method won't work. My Observable class should notice that something happened with the setChanged() and notifyObservers()-methods, and after this the update class in the classes which implement Observer should me executed. But nothing happenens. My controllers works, the method in the model (produceerRandomArray() -- produce random array) has been executed, but my update-method won't work.
Does anyone has an explanation for this? I have to get this done for my exam an the 5th of january, so everything that could help me would be nice.
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Finally came across this site:
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; for Windows 7 only
[Apple.NTamd64.6.1]
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Updated:
Just found this link as well that does the same thing:
http://kb.parallels.com/en/113274

No method (within view controlle) to get reference to the window controller

Hello all,
I need to fire the exit plug of the window controller out of an embedded view.
All help I can find in the internet tell me to "easily" get a ref to the window controller and thus to fire its plug as follows:
data: L_REF_MAIN_WINDOW type ref to IG_MAIN_WINDOW .
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Hello,
in the Properties tab of the View Controller, add Window Controller as Used Controller.
BR, Saravanan

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I have been able to add a second UIView to the app's window. And I set the bg color for the view to be transparent and I use the view for drawing quartz objects over the opengles scene. It's a little Heads Up UI that is not too hard to deal with. And it can blend better as an iphone app.
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