[Updatex4] – 13.08.08 (09.12am)
All issues are resolved, and I can now access the remote volume from finder. For anyone experiencing these problems with DataCase, the fix was simple. Select ‘Go’ from the menus within finder, then select ‘Network’. Your remote volume(s) should now appear on the sidebar the next time you launch a finder window.
Note: DataCase does not keep a persistant connection to your Pc/Mac, therefore DataCase is required to be open on your iPhone throughout transferring files.
Hopefully, with the introduction of Apple’s Push Notification Service later this year, the developer of DataCase could enable Datacase to run without the application being open so that you didn’t actually have to look at the application when transferring files.
[Updatex3] – 12.08.08 (17.42pm)
Experiencing Problems
This is a copy of an e-mail I’ve just sent to Veiosoft (support@veiosoft.com) after hours of trying to get the iPhone application to work with my iMac:
Hello,
I recently bought DataCase for iPhone. Unfortunately the iPhone does not show up in finder as a ‘shared’ device. My iMac is connected to the same home network as my iPhone, my iPhone is connected to the same home network as my iMac and although DataCase reports the IP and port openings of the shared volume, the volume(s) do not exist to be shared with my iMac. My firewall allows all incoming connections for file sharing.
After spending £3.99 on this application, I really, really want to get this working. I chose DataCase from the App Store over the competition; ( FileMagnet, MobileFinder and Files).
I would be very gratefully if you could get back to me on this matter as soon as possible.
Thank you and regards,
Arron
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