We have already installed Source Tree and configured that with the roomfinder2016 repository.

1. From the repository, check out the commit "Required Frameworks added".

AirWatch iOS SDK is dependent on the following native Xcode frameworks to function properly. To limit the scope of this workshop, these are already added for you.

1. Click on "Room Finder" in the left most column.
2. Select target "Room Finder" from TARGETS. If you are not seeing this column, please unhide it using the option as hide-unhide tool as per the screenshot.
3. Select the option "Build Phases".
4. Expand "Link Binary with Libraries". You should see 29 items in the binaries list which are required to run the AirWatch iOS SDK successfully.

The complete list of these frameworks can be found in VMware AirWatch iOS SDK Technical Implementation Guide.

AirWatch iOS SDK currently supports the following architectures: ARMv7, ARMv7S, ARM64. Do not compile the i386 architecture/simulator because the SDK only supports real physical devices.

1. Click on "Room Finder" in the left most column.
2. Select target "Room Finder" from TARGETS. If you are not seeing this column, please unhide it using the option as hide-unhide tool as per the screenshot.
3. Select the option "Build Settings".
4. Observe the Valid Architectures as "arm64 armv7 armv7s".

Since the AirWatch SDK uses Objective-C categories, you must pass linker flags to the linker to properly load them.

1. In the same Build Settings options, type in "Other Link" in the search box to filter out the options.
2. Observe that Other Linker Flags is set to "-ObjC".

Similarly,

1. Enter "bitcode" in the search box to to filter out the options.
2. Observe that "Enable Bitcode" is setup to "No".

1. From Finder on your Mac, select "Desktop".
2. Click on "5.9.1.2".
3. Click on "SDKLocalization.bundle".

1. Drag and drop SDKLocalization.bundle into the folder "Frameworks" in the sidebar of Xcode.
2. Select the Destination option as "Copy items if needed".
3. Click on "Finish" to import.

Back to Finder on your Mac,

1. Click on "Desktop".
2. Double click on "5.9.1.2/ AWSDK.framework" to expand.
3. Click on "Versions".
4. Click "A".
5. Select "AWKit.bundle".

1. Drag and drop AWKit.bundle into the folder "Frameworks" in the sidebar of Xcode.
2. Select the Destination option as "Copy items if needed".
3. Click on "Finish" to import.

1. Click on "Desktop".
2. Select "5.9.1.2".
3. Select "AWSDK.framework".

1. Drag and drop AWSDK.framework into the folder "Frameworks" in the sidebar of Xcode.
2. Select the Destination option as "Copy items if needed".
3. Ensure that Added folder option is selected as "Create groups"
4. Ensure that Add to targets option is selected as "RoomFinder".
5. Click on "Finish" to import.

Note: Link Binary With Libraries should now have 30 items and you should see AWSDK.framework in the list. If not, click on the "+" sign at the bottom and navigate to AWSDK.framework to add.

In the Xcode project settings,

1. Navigate to "Build Phases".
2. Expand the option "Copy Bundle Resources"
3. Ensure that you can see "SDKLocalization.bundle" and "AWKit.bundle" in the list.

1. Expand the Array "LSApplicationQueriesSchemes".
2. For item 0 select the type "String" and enter the value as "airwatch". Hit return/ enter to continue.

Similarly, we also need to register Room Finder applications URL scheme to receive a callback from AirWatch Agent. This step insures that AirWatch agent launches the Room Finder after delivering the SDK configuration successfully.

1. Add another Information Property List as "URL types". The type should be auto-selected as "Dictionary".
2. After expanding Item 0 of the dictionary, select "URL Schemes". The type should be auto-selected as "Array".
3. After expanding Item0 of the array, select type as "String" and value as  "roomFinder". Hit return/ enter to continue.