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GKPeerPickerController

Provides a standard user interface to allow one iOS device to discover and connect to another.

Declaration

class GKPeerPickerController

Overview

The result is a configured GKSession object connecting the two devices. To use a GKPeerPickerController object, your application creates the controller, adds a delegate, configures the allowed connection types, and then shows the peer picker. The delegate is called as the user makes selections within the peer picker interface.

In iOS 3.0, the peer picker can be configured to select between Bluetooth and Internet connections.

On iOS 3.0, your application should release the peer picker object after it dismisses the peer picker dialog. On iOS 3.1 or later, your application may release the peer picker after it is shown to the user. If you do this, the peer picker controller is automatically deallocated after the dialog is dismissed.

Topics

Setting and Getting the Delegate

Displaying the Picker Dialog

Configuring Connectivity Options

Constants

See Also

Deprecated classes