I would begin with Apple's picture-sharing sample code. I think that
sample has two parts - server and client. Ther is also an iPhone
sample dealing with locating Bonjour services.
Basically Bonjour is used to have the server (Mac app) and client
(iPhone) discover each other. Then use whatever networking protocol
you want to send data.
This setup works extremely well in the simulator. When working with
real hardware you will need to connect it (and your Mac) to the same
wifi network. There is currently no public APIs to talk to a docked
iPhone OS device.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 11, 2010, at 10:29 AM, "Eric E. Dolecki" <edole...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I am looking at prototyping something and would like an iPhone app
to be
able to talk with a desktop OS X app. Do something on the iPhone
app, it's
reflected in the OS X application. And vice-versa. Where might I
start for a
project like this?
Eric
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