
If you have edited a Plist file on your own—outside Xcode—it sometimes might not work after adding back to the Xcode project. Finding the error can be cumbersome. However, Macs come with a great tool called plutil. You can directly run it from the command prompt. Just run;
plutil
E.g:
plutil /Desktop/MyApp/myplistfile.plist
You can easily figure out where the issue is after running the command.
Originally published at http://ruchiram4.wordpress.com on October 17, 2018.
kSoap2 is a library for SOAP which is used widely in Androids.
When debugging the requests, you might have encountered scenarios where you’d like to see the actual soap requests which are sent and received. Here’s a neat little trick, to do you want to see the actual XML sent received.
1. Set the following before making the call
httpTransport.debug=true;
2. Read values from the httpTransport object afterwards to read the request & response strings
String s1 = httpTransport.requestDump;
String s2 = httpTransport.responseDump;
Have fun !!!
Originally published at http://ruchiram4.wordpress.com on May 19, 2014.