I tried the steps you mentioned, but get the error for maximum frameworks as “Warning: This file does not contain any Objective-C runtime information.”

I tried the steps on all sdk’s ranging from 3.0 to 4.3 (Changed the file path in DumpFrameworks.pl to the relative version), but none works. Please suggest.

I need to dump out the headers from iPhone SDK 4.0. But am getting the warning Objective C runtime information not found. But when I tried with 3.0 I was able to get the headers. Any idea?

Regards,
Syam

I have tried using your approach, but I got “no such file or directory” error, it is actually complained my added header file (let call it A.h), not the file that A.h refer to (let call it B.h).

I dont really understand why it complaint about A.h when I added A.h to the project.

Do we need to add the binary of the framework as well ?

Please help me with this, thank you.

Reading the others comment makes me feel like a real n00B. I am not even able to run the perl script from erica saduns site. I actually downloaded class-dump from a site called codethecode. Will that be a problem?

Is there any specific private api’s available o access the sms, calendar, notes, music files, videos, pictures , documents etc .

I followed all the steps mentioned in this blog to extract the private api’s and when I tried to run the application in the device, I am getting the following error in the console :

dyld: Symbol not found: _OBJC_CLASS_$_ICSCalendar
Referenced from: /var/mobile/Applications/F8E70001-ED03-4207-BEBF-44A4EDDB04A3/privateApiAccess.app/privateApiAccess
Expected in: flat namespace

I also added the linker flags as mentioned . I am trying to access the calendar in iPhone using the “ICSCalendar.h”. Any help in fixing this issue will be much helpful.

Best Regards,
Mohammed Sadiq.

I got the different frameworks but there isn’t MediaPlayer.framework, how can I use private classes of this framework?

Thanks