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Hi, kSoap2 is a library for SOAP which is used in Androids. Here's a neat little trick, if you want to see the actual XML sent received. 1. Set httpTransport.debug=true; before making the call 2. Read values from the httpTransport object afterwards String s1 = httpTransport.requestDump; String s2 = httpTransport.responseDump; Have fun !!!

Dear all, You may have encountered scenarios where you would like to split a video into several frames at different time intervals. This post is for you if you intend to do the splitting at device level. I presume that you have some reasonable experience with Objective C and XCode such as adding a framework and adding a file. There are several steps to do to get this going. 1. Build an XCode project and add a video file to project. I've worked with .mp4 files. Should work with other standard formats. 2. Add AssetsLibrary framework and AVFoundation frameworks to your project 3. Create a AVAsset object with your video. You need to pass the location of the video as a NSURL object. I added the video(myvid.mp4) as an asset to my project. Therefore, I will use the following method to create the asset object. AVAsset *asset=[AVAsset assetWithURL:[NSURL fileURLWithPath:[[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"myvid" ofType:@"mp4"]]]; NOTE: If you ne