Alfresco SDK for iOS v1.3

This release adds support for:

• Workflow, both JBPM and Activiti. Note that the Alfresco Public API only support the Activiti workflow engine and so the SDK will default to that for 4.2EE and newer and Cloud servers.
• Person API.
• Added arm64 slice to support 64-bit applications
• Support for connections secured using client certificates.
• Includes Apple's Reachability functionality to prevent network requests when there is no network connectivity.
• Improved caching for Sites and favorite documents and folders
• "Umbrella" include file AlfrescoSDK.h
• Numerous bug fixes and improvements (see JIRA for details)

ObjectiveCMIS

Built upon ObjectiveCMIS Release 0.3

Framework and Static Library Distribution

The SDK now ships with Framework and Static Library options (both with debug and release versions). Developers may find adding AlfrescoSDK.framework to their projects much easier than the static library:

• Download alfresco-ios-sdk-framework-1.3.0.zip and unzip to reveal the AlfrescoSDK.framework package.
• With your project open in Xcode and the Project Navigator open, drag the AlfrescoSDK.framework file from Finder onto your project (for example into a "Frameworks" group)
• That's it! You can import the SDK in any .m or .h file using

#import <AlfrescoSDK/AlfrescoSDK.h>

• Alternatively, add a precompiled header file (.pch) to your project and add the #import statement there; the Alfresco SDK will be available throughout your project without requiring multiple import statements. This is the approach we use successfully in building our own Alfresco Mobile v2.0 app.

Known Issues

• All known issues and improvements are tracked using Alfresco's JIRA server.
• We take all bug reports seriously and accept issues raised in JIRA or here on GitHub.

A Note About The Version Number

We skipped iOS SDK 1.2 in order to regain version parity with our Alfresco Android SDK.