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Does the Xcode provide the iCal in the simulator?

Hi, everyone,

I want to ask a question about the iPhone application. I use the Xcode to write the iPhone application about the calendar and the simulator is 3.1.3.

However, I cannot see the Calendar app. (The simulator only displays the 1. Photos and 2. Settings). Do I need to set something or download from the Internet in order to see the Calendar app? Thank you very much.

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Unfortunatelly the iPhone simulator does not come with the calendar app. However you can still store and retrieve data from the calendar database, which is part of the system databases and will be stored at the . See Using iPhone Simulator for more info.

dkk  2010-08-10 08:02:36
@dkk, thank you for your reply. And I want to ask that are there some pre-defined events within the iPhone simulator?
Questions  2010-08-10 08:04:59
I guess you mean calendar events.. There are no predefined calendar events. But you can check yourself by opening the iPhone simulator's sqlite database. It should be located at: /Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/3.1.3/Library/Calendar/Calendar.sqlitedb
dkk  2010-08-10 12:43:23
@dkk, thank you very much. The information is very useful.
Questions  2010-08-11 01:36:03

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