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Looks like the installer won't follow redirects into a https url so I made it normal http. The iPod's installer looks up the repository and obtains a list of packages based on the xml plists.
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Looks like the installer won't follow redirects into a https url so I made it normal http. The iPod's installer looks up the repository and obtains a list of packages based on the xml plists. I learned how to do this from this article.
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**[http://iphone.nullriver.com/beta/ How to make a package for iPhone] - example structure in a [http://iphone.nullriver.com/beta/demo.zip zip file.]
  
 
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Revision as of 12:35, 13 January 2008

How to get sqlLite running on an iPod touch. I'm assuming the same toolchain will work with iPhone as i'm pretty sure they're the same architecture.

Repository

Here is an example iPhone / iPod touch package repository designed for use with Installer.app

Here is an example of the access log entry when the iPod connects to the repository. 

www7: 118.90.0.152 - - [14/Jan/2008:00:31:59 +1300] "GET /packages HTTP/1.1" 301 247 "-" "CFNetwork/152.4"

Looks like the installer won't follow redirects into a https url so I made it normal http. The iPod's installer looks up the repository and obtains a list of packages based on the xml plists. I learned how to do this from this article.

Demo

Watch this video to see how far we have got.

See also

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