MAF Logon Example

Create a new xcode project. If you already have an existing project, check if it is configured correctly.

MAF Logon is distributed in separate libraries, resource bundles and header files:

Libraires:
- libMAFLogger.a: logging helper classes
- libMAFLogonManagerNG.a: Logon Core components implementing registration logic
- libMAFUIHelper.a: utility UI components
- libMAFZipHelper.a: zip utilities
- libMAFLogonUING.a: Logon integration API with default Logon UI.
- libMAFUIComponents.a: Skinnable controls library
Bundles:
- MAFLogonManagerNG.bundle: configuration of Logon Core functionalities and localization
- MAFLogonUING: default Logon UI configuration
- MAFUIComponents.bundle: skinning configuration and default resources
Various header folders.

Create iOS Starter Application

Apple Xcode 4.6 or later and click File > New > Project. The Choose a template for your new project view appears.
Select the Single View Application template, and click Next.
Specify the project details and click Next.
Specify where to save the starter aplication, then click Create.

Xcode opens your empty, view based application project.

Adding MAF Libraries to the iOS Starter Application
Add MAF libraries to your view based application project.
Project Setup
Set up your project.
Create Your Logon Handler
Create a central class for logon-related work, so your code remains clean.
Integrate Logon Handler in Your App
After implementing your logon handler, use a property to hold a reference to it in your AppDelegate singleton
Present the Logon Screen
To present the MAF Logon UI, adjust your root view controller; however, do not change your root view controller interface.

Parent topic: Developing with MAF Logon