Entitlements.plist not created properly

Question

reading the doc from apple I need to create an ad-hoc distribution app, and to do so I need the entitlements.plist. when i create a new entitlement, the value \"get-task-al

Answer 1

You can do so. Also you can select your Entitlements.plist in XCode and select in Main Menu: View / Property List Type / iPhone Entitlements plist. Then your key can be selected from dropdown list and will be called "Can be debugged" (as quite as I remember - it should be the only key avaliable in this list)

Answer 2

In XCode 4.2, the Entitlements file has been moved. It's now part of the project root's "Targets" section, at the bottom of the list of the "Summary" items.

Answer 3

I had this same problem. I manually created a new row "get-task-allow", changed type to boolean and actually had to have it set to true to get the device token.

Answer 4

Try, in XCode, to go "new file" and in the wizard select "code signing". Select the "Entitlements" file type.

Just name it "Entitlements.plist". Make sure the task-allow is not checked for adhoc distrobution.

This is all you need to do, no need to "roll your own" :)

(Xcode 3.2.2)

UPDATE:

Since Xcode 4.2 the Entitlements.plist was removed from the "new file" menu. You now find it under: Project's Targets > Summary at the bottom of the page.

Answer 5

I too had the same issue, with enterprise provisioning. After lots of googling I found this. Extracted the ipa, copy the Entitlements.plist to the Payload folder and codesigned with the method in this. didn't do anything else, it started installing properly.