Users/usr/Playground/Collage/././Headers/PrivateFrameworks/PhotoLibrary/PLCameraController.h:21: error: cannot find protocol declaration for 'PLCameraControllerDelegate' After importing the header "PLCameraController.h" to my class I get the following build error:
I've followed your little tutorial but I get an error that I can't solve for the moment. I know this is a late reply to your post but I'll hope you'll read it.
i want to use Celestail framework for Recording voice in one of my application along with playing. Is this is right that Apple can application if you use private frameworks.Īnd is there any application which uses them. there is any way to record and play sound simultaneous. Nothing too sexy APIs that I'm assuming Apple will make public with the next release since they're necessary to use some of the other public APIs. Would be nice if they had some Private API call to add calendar events. What kind of API calls did you need then? Might be handy. Of course, whether or not you should use the iPhone private API is another matter (undocumented calls may break at any time, Apple may reject your app, etc.) If you do want to play around with them, however, I hope the above instructions help you to get started without too much pain. Finally, import the private header files, use the classes in your application, build and run!. If you get errors, look for the SomeHeader.h: No such file or directory messages and remove the import statements corresponding to those errors from the private header files. 
Usually this is just an unnecessary #import "NSObject.h" but there may be others also.
Open up the header files you imported into your project and remove the superfluous import statements that the header dumper put there. If you forget this, you will get a linker error telling you that the symbols for the private classes you're using could not be found. For the Other Linker Flags property, enter -force_flat_namespace and -undefined suppress (thank you, Ken Ferry). Go to Project → Edit Project Settings, click on the Build tab, and scroll down to the Linking section. You should see the headers added to your project. Navigate to the header file(s) you want to add and select them. In your XCode project, right-click the Frameworks folder in the Groups & Files panel and select Add → Existing Frameworks. This will create the headers in ~/Headers. Run DumpFrameworks (navigate to the folder you downloaded it to in Terminal and type. #Iphone xcode download#
Download the DumpFrameworks Perl script anywhere and put the class-dump binary somewhere on your path (I put it in /usr/local/bin/) To dump them, use the Framework Dump Kit from Erica Sadun's site.
First off, you're going to need the header files for the private frameworks. There doesn't seem to be a simple step-by-step guide for using private iPhone APIs in XCode, so here's goes: Today I had to use a private API while spiking a feature for an iPhone app I'm working on and I ran into a couple of gotchas along the way.
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