Entitlements are not valid

Question

Recently, I have upgraded my iPhone SDK OS from version 2.2.1 to 3.0 version. After that, while building my application, I get an error that the provisioning profile has exp

Answer 1

Michael's answer above is spot on (or the link he points to is). Here are the steps I had to take to get it to work:

• Have an ad-hoc certificate for which the device UDID is checked. Install that cert by dragging it onto the XCode icon.
• On the project, create a distribution configuration and set your build params to the appropriate device | distribution. Right now, we build for Device 3.0 | Distribution.
• My project did not include an Entitlements.plist file - I had to add it by selecting from the menu File | Add File | IPhone OS | Entitlements, and call the new file Entitlements.plist
• The new plist file has only one row - set the value of that row to unchecked.
• In the project build configuration, in the line for Code Signing Entitlements, enter the Entitlements.plist filename as the value.
• In the Code Signing Identity, select the ad-hoc certificate identity (though I have found that you can also use your distribution certificate identity)
• NOW BUILD :)
• Deliver the resulting app file plus the ad-hoc cert to the person who gave you their UDID. Should work :).