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ZitiUrlProtocol, iOS example using Objective-C

This is a simple app that demonstrates using the Ziti SDK for Swift to intercept URL requests using ZitiUrlProtocol.

Running the app

You will need access to an operational Ziti network. You could:

  • Build your own from scratch
  • Follow one of these one these quickstart guidesto deploy Ziti Edge Developer Edition to your AWS or Azure account
  • Subscribe to a free trial of NetFoundry's managed service

You will need to configure a service to intercept, such as

name = http-bin
hostname = httpbin.ziti.io
port = 80

endpoint host = httpbin.org
endpoint port = 80
endpoint protocol = tcp

And you will need an identity to associate with this application/user/device. The identity needs to be configure to access the service (e.g., the http-bin service shown above). Obtain a one-time JWT token from your Ziti system and download the file to your device or simulator (e.g., via e-mail, iCloud, Dropbox, etc).

Once the app starts, it will detect that no Ziti identity information is avalable, and prompt for enrollment. Use the DocumentPicker to select your one-time JWT enrollment file.

Once enrolloment is complete you should be able to access your services over Ziti.

httpbin

The code for enrolling using the JWT and configuring ZitiUrlProtocol can be found in ViewController.m