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After troubleshooting it for a day I narrowed the problem down to iOS simulator running (and not sure if it's its sharingd process, but it looks like it). Problem happens either or not I have iCloud enabled on the simulator device. Problem happens for both iPhone SE 10.3 and iPhone X 11.1 simulator. It doesn't matter if simulator executes some app or not. Just having the simulator running is causing the issue.

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Same problem here with a new 14" MBP, Monterey 12.0.1 and Xcode 13.1. Whenever the iPhone simulator is running, the MBP never goes to sleep and runs down the battery. I usually only run the 12 Pro simulator, so I am not sure if other simulators would cause the same problem.

You can use the IPN simulator tool to send test IPN messages from the PayPal sandbox to the URL at which your listener is running. The IPN simulator allows you to verify that your listener is receiving IPN messages and handling them correctly. IPN simulator notifications include a test_ipn variable, which is not found in live IPN messages, so the IPN test messages can be distinguished from the real IPN messages.

Note: For each type of IPN message, the simulator displays the most commonly used fields. To see all possible fields, click Show All Fields at the bottom of the form.

The default messages sent by the IPN simulator are valid. If your IPN listener receives the test message, you know the listener is properly installed on your web server. If your listener responds correctly to such a message, your listener should next receive a VERIFIED response message. If you do not receive any message, or if you receive an INVALID message from PayPal after responding to the original test IPN message, see IPN Simulator troubleshooting.

These troubleshooting tips can be helpful in situations where the IPN simulator is displaying an IPN sent successfully message, but you are not able to validate that the message content was received and/or you are receiving an HTTP status of INVALID, rather than the expected VERIFIED status.

In this tutorial, you send an email to yourself from the console so that you can check to see if you received it. For further experimentation or load testing, see Using the mailbox simulator manually.

Amazon SES includes a mailbox simulator that you can use to test how your application handles different email sending scenarios. The mailbox simulator is useful when, for example, you want to test an email sending application without creating fictitious email addresses, or when you want to find your system's maximum throughput without impacting your daily sending quota.

Emails that you send to the mailbox simulator are limited by your account's maximum sending rate, but they don't affect your daily sending quota. For example, if your account is authorized to send 10,000 messages per 24-hour period, and you send 100 messages to the mailbox simulator, you can still send up to 10,000 messages to regular recipients without reaching your sending quota.

Emails that you send to the mailbox simulator don't impact your email deliverability or reputation metrics. For example, if you send a large number of messages to the bounce address of the email simulator, it doesn't display a message warning you that your bounce rate is too high on the reputation metrics console page.

For billing purposes, emails that you send to the Amazon SES mailbox simulator are the same as any other email you send using Amazon SES. In other words, we bill you the same amount for messages that you send to the mailbox simulator as for those that you send to regular recipients.

The mailbox simulator supports labeling, which enables you to send emails to the same mailbox simulator address in multiple ways, or to see how your application handles Variable Envelope Return Path (VERP). For example, you can send an email to bounce+label1@simulator.amazonses.com and bounce+label2@simulator.amazonses.com to see if your application can match a bounce message with the email address that caused the bounce.

When you send an email to a mailbox simulator address, you must send it through Amazon SES, by using the AWS CLI, an AWS SDK, the Amazon SES console, the Amazon SES SMTP interface, or the Amazon SES API. The mailbox simulator doesn't respond to emails that it receives from external sources.

The Amazon SES mailbox simulator doesn't include an address for testing Reject events. However, you can test Reject events by using a European Institute for Computer Antivirus Research (EICAR) test file. This file is an industry-standard method of testing antivirus software in a safe manner. To create an EICAR test file, paste the following text into a file:

If indoor golf is new to you, here is what to expect. You will reserve a simulator by the hour, typically it takes 1 hour to play 18 holes per person. If you are here to enjoy a leisurely round, warm up beforehand, or do not want to rush, we recommend adding an additional hour. Range has clubs available to rent but we highly recommend bringing your own clubs with you to get the most out of your experience.

Our simulators are extremely accurate, thus when you hit your clubs they will react the same in our facility as they would on a real golf course. Having this type of simulation allows you to work on your golf game just as you would outdoors with the added bonus of receiving statistics and data with every hit you make.

This is an electronic circuit simulator. When the applet starts up you will seean animated schematic of a simple LRC circuit. The greencolor indicates positive voltage. The gray color indicates ground. A red color indicates negative voltage. The moving yellow dots indicate current.

13. What I said was the truth, I'm not here to please. I think of it like a work of art even though it's just a silly simple simulator game. I love and appreciate the support, but if the community has one vision for the game, and I have a different one, I'm not going to change because my vision is all I've got to set it apart. I want to word it as bluntly as possible so people don't have certain expectations. But the core of it is, I want whats good for the game, just in my own way

It's as if Xcode has lost the ability to talk to iOS Simulator and assumes it's running (even if I quit iOS simulator). I try and quit Xcode, and it asks me to stop the tasks. Then it just hangs. So I have to force restart to get out of Xcode.

I am a newbie to the iOS app development. I was practising to develop iOS apps from the very beginning and while running a very basic Hello World app, I also faced same issue that only a black blank screen appears after building and running the app in iOS simulator.Somehow while struggling to find out a solution to the problem I accidentally clicked Window-->Scale-->50% in iOS simulator and it did solve my problem.I could then see the Home page with my app and clicking on app icon I was able to run my app successfully.App versions:Xcode 5.1iOS Simulator: 7.1OSX: 10.9.3

I finally found the problem... following the lead that the simulator could not connect to Xcode I took a look at my etc/hosts file and found that months ago to solve a different issue I had edited the host file to map localhost to my fixed IP instead of the default... my value:

I was doing what doug suggests ("Reset Content and Settings") which works but takes a lot of time and it is really annoying... until I recently found completely accidental another solution that is much quicker and seems to also work so far! Just hit cmd+L on your simulator or go to the simulator menu "Hardware -> Lock", which locks the screen, when you unlock the screen the app works like nothing ever happened :)

In case you recently updated to Xcode 11 beta 3 and try to run an older SwiftUI project, you have to make some changes in the SceneDelegate where the views are loaded, otherwise the screens will remain black on devices running iOS 13 beta 3 which of course includes all simulators.

The behavior not strictly limited to the simulators, but since most people will run beta software exclusively on simulators it will only occur in this context. It baffled me for quite a while, so hope it helps.

I was developing flutter using android studio and running the simulator, the simulator was dark and I reset the contents as per accepted answer. But that didn't fix my issue. My CPU was running somehow high enough, so I restarted , but not fixed the issue. I opened Xcode and run one of my native iOS apps, the simulator re-opened as usual. I closed the Xcode and opened Android Studio, then started developing flutter app again.

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