Root View Controller at the end of Application Launch

[chrismx98]

So on the iOS 6 beta and Xcode 4.5 I'm getting this message in the log

"2012-06-14 09:34:50.873 Application windows are expected to have a root view controller at the end of application launch"

And once launched it is stuck in portrait mode when it is a landscape only app.

It worked with iOS 5 so I'm confused. Please help. Thanks.

[floz]

Dang, same problem here. Did you find a solution?

[npalmqvist]

+1

[npalmqvist]

BUMP

Does anyone have any information on how to solve this issue?

[blazeman]

And now that is' Gold Master... this is happening to my apps..

Anyone have a fix?

[FabioS]

Same problem. Please help

[blazeman]

Something else I am noticing... I can have functions run on a fresh simulator. Once I close the app or relaunch it (new build with changes) those functions will not run again.

This goes from staring a InternetRadio stream to putting a log using NKLog... anyone hear about some wacky caching in iOS 6?

I have a trouble ticket open with Apple to see if they screwed something up to make this happen.

I have tried 7 different nimble kit apps posted here on the forum and all are showing the same things... so it's not just my junk code

[iMatte]

where is sunny?

[floatingpointmatt]

Hey everybody,

I know it's been a while since this thread started, but since I've managed to pull a few threads together to get something that at least eliminates the error, I thought I'd share.

From the thread on Nimblekit and Zbar (http://www.nimblekit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1771#p8989), Sunny shows how to set up a tie to the viewcontroller NimbleKit makes available.

I place it just before the return YES; in AppDelegate.m.

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   UINavigationController *controller = [[NSClassFromString(@"NKBridge") sharedInstance] navigationControllerForPage:@"main.html"];
   if (!controller) {
      controller = [[NSClassFromString(@"NKTabBarController") sharedInstance] tabController];
   }   
   if (!controller) {
      controller = [[NSClassFromString(@"NKBridgeInternal") sharedInstance] _nimbleViewController];
   }
   self.window.rootViewController = controller;

It works well, though better on iPhone than iPad.

Does anybody have any commentary on whether there is a better way of doing this?

[blazeman]

FPM... this does indeed kill the error about the view controller. THANK YOU for that!