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KalimbaPosts: 2,181Super Moderators, iPhone Dev SDK Supporter
Murali;87523 said:
I need a function to take a picture from the iPhones own camera and store this image in the remote SQL server database. Please advice
This is something that is hardly trivial. It's actually more of an "involved process" than a "function". I would advise you to do some investigation into what tools the SDK the provides you, and then determine how to use those tools to build this system.
The iPhone's implementation of SQL Databases use SQLite, which is a local file. It does not have, like .net, a variety of database access classes for different databases.
I would think the easiest solution to your problem would to have a web service in the cloud to take an image and any other data for the database then have the service handle storage and serving of the image data. NSURLConnection is a good start for uploading and downloading through HTTP.
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeThanks, yes I am searching and very new to this environment, can you guide me with some outlime to achieve this.
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeI would think the easiest solution to your problem would to have a web service in the cloud to take an image and any other data for the database then have the service handle storage and serving of the image data. NSURLConnection is a good start for uploading and downloading through HTTP.
Hope this points you in the right direction,
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