UIImagePickerController Now Works on Device
April 9th, 2008 Posted in Software Development, iPhoneIn the Picking Images with the iPhone SDK UIImagePickerController article I gave some sample code using the UIImagePickerController to get images from your photo library and use them in your application. This code worked great in the simulator but would crash on my development iPod Touch.
Beta 3 has fixed this issue. I can pick images on my device now. Too bad the Touch doesn’t have a camera. Oh well, it should work the same way for a camera picture. Time to work on my little app to take a picture and upload it straight to Flickr. Should I call it Pick and Flick…?
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hi, if the touch does not hacking , if the third part application can be install on it ? and how to do it ,where can find a guide to do it ?
Hi buddy,
I tried you sample code of imagePickerControl. Its works fine in my simulator.
The thing is that i want to upload that image to my .Net server. I have a page in my server which get the input stream and save it as a image in server path.
How to do the image upload in iphone SDK.
Help me.