Problème d'accès aux répertoires sur Ipad.

Bonjour,

Je reviens avec le problème d'accès au répertoire dans le dossier .APP

Je trouve l'article suivant :

The Apps section isn't showing all of my app folders. Why is that?

Last Updated: Apr 28, 2017 02:08PM CDT

Beginning with iOS 8.3, Apple has blocked access to most of the Apps directory for apps downloaded from the App Store, and the same limited access is in their latest iOS 10 release as well. Our latest iExplorer update has restored read/write access to the Documents folder of apps with iTunes File Sharing enabled, and you can still access most app files and transfer them to your computer in the Backup Explorer section of iExplorer and iBrowse.To update to the newest version, just click on File menu (PC) or iExplorer menu (Mac) and choose Check for Updates. Version 3.7.4.0 and later now have a toggle button to "Show All Apps" to either hide or show apps that do not have iTunes File Sharing enabled since those can't be accessed directly in iOS 8.3-10.

Here's how to access the files in the Backups section instead:

1. Click on Backups in the left panel.
2. Click on Backup Explorer below it.
3. Find the app folder in the list which will be named after its bundle ID in a reverse domain format (com.developer.AppName).
4. Double-click on the folder to open it, and you'll see the Documents and Library folders inside most app folders which contain all of your personal app files (i.e. game saves, documents, media, etc.).
5. Simply drag/drop any files to your computer or right-click and choose Export to folder.

Only the developer of an iOS app can enable iTunes File Sharing, so we encourage all of you to contact the developer of any iOS apps that you want to be able to access and ask them to release an update to enable file sharing. It's extremely easy for them to do.
The only apps that aren't affected by this in iOS 8.3-10 are ones installed via an Enterprise app certificate, TestFlight, or via Xcode on a Mac. The files in those apps installed outside the App Store can still be fully accessed in the Apps section of iExplorer or iBrowse in iOS 8.3-10.

Since this is a change on Apple's end with how iOS works and how the file system can be accessed, all other iDevice transfer utilities have the same limited access to the Apps folder in iOS 8.3-10, and any devices running iOS 8.2 and earlier are obviously not affected by it. iExplorer is still fully compatible with iOS 8.3-10, and it's only the Apps section that's different. All other sections of iExplorer should be fully accessible for any and all iPhones, iPads, and iPods.
Apple has been slowly locking down the app folders since iOS 6 when they made the app bundle or .app (dot app) folder read-only and then even hid it entirely beginning in iOS 8. The article below explains:
​Why can I no longer make changes to the .app (dot app) subdirectory of an app?

Donc il y a bien une sécurité d'accès que Apple a appliqué à partir de l'ios 8. SUPERRRRRR

Glorieuse idée. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Et que faire maintenant pour pouvoir importer ma base de donnée dans mon répertoire?

Bien à vous,

Greg

Bonjour,

J'ai une application qui est développée pour notre société.

Quand l'ipad était en Ios 6, je pouvais accéder au détail "sous répertoire" de notre application et ainsi je pouvais simplement importer ou exporter une base de donnée .sqlite via l'application Iexplorer avec Licence.

Mais depuis l'update de l'ios10 impossible d'accéder au répertoire de notre application comme s'il y avait une sécurité d'accès.

Ok merci pour votre réponse.

J'avais un doute pour cela aussi, merci de votre confirmation.

Je vais prendre contact avec la société, et je vous répondrai. ;-)

Bonne journée,

Greg