ad-hoc-distribution

I'm developing a iPhone app and need to send it to my client. In turn, my client will distribute it to many other people for end-user testing. What kind of Provisioning Profile, Certificate, or Code Signing will accomplish this task? I've heard something about Ad Hoc certificates; is an Ad Hoc certificate relevant for this task? Yes, ad hoc is exactly what you need for massive end user beta testings. There is a very thorough and comprehensive tutorial about this, right from Apple. Log into your iOS dev center account ==>> iOS Provisioning Portal ==>> Distribution ==>> Prepare App Yes, at this

Yesterday I've downloaded Xcode 6 and now I have got a problem I can't solve. In my member center I've got valid certificate and ad-hoc provisioning (distribution). Till yesterday, in Xcode 5 if I wanted to add my .ipa to TestFlight I was using Archive and selecting my valid ad-hoc profile. I wasn't even logged in in my developer account in Xcode. Now - in Xcode 6 - nothing is working at all. Ok, I've logged in preferences, Xcode downloaded all my provisionings on Mac, but whenever I choose Export it says that I don't have matching provisioning profile and it's creating new provisioning

I know how to sign an app with Appstore mobile provision, and how to re-sign an Adhoc-signed IPA with Appstore mobile provision. This is not my question. My question is, can you submit Adhoc-signed IPA to Appstore / iTunesConnect, and have it pass Apple verification and eventually be distributed through Appstore. Why? So that I don't have to store a redundant Appstore-signed IPA along every Adhoc-signed release candidate IPA, and don't have to do the extra step of re-signing that requires a Mac machine. When using Application Loader , it is able to find all the stupid little errors, like

My Ad Hoc profile is about to expire in 14 days. There is a a "renew" button for my ad hoc profile in the organizer but when I click it I get... There are no current certificates on this team matching the provided certificate IDs. The profile in the provisioning portal shows active, expiring on the 30th. I also see a distribution certificate with the same expiration date. I must assume that this certificate is the one that was used to sign the profile. Is there any way to fix this without revoking and creating a new ad hoc profile and certificate? If I have to start over, what is the best way

I am looking for information on the iOS Enterprise Developer Program. From what I read, in-house distribution allows companies to distribute iOS apps internally without knowing the devices UDIDs (unlike what happens with the ad-hoc distribution). Apps built with these profiles can be technically installed on any iOS device (without limits on the number of devices), but the license agreement says we can't distribute enterprise apps to anyone outside the company. From what I read, we can distribute apps through any medium we want within the enterprise. In our case, we want to put the .ipa and

What i am trying to do is create an ipa using Xcode7 for ad hoc distribution. I haven't done it earlier, this is my first try. Searched s/o and get to know that earlier it is possible to create ipa file with Xcode5. I was trying the way explained here But I am not getting the option to select export which is shown in the screenshot. I think apple may have changed it, now we can select the export file after signIn with the apple id registered in apple developer membership. I am attaching the screenshot that comes after Product > Archive . As you can see that the export option is disabled, and

I have an ipa built using my Wildcard profile. I am hosting the ipa, and my testers are downloading it on our devices. For iOS7+ devices it is working fine. I have installed the iOS8 Beta on one of my devices. If I install my app from the app store it installs and works fine. If I try and install an ipa version I get an "Unable to Download App" error. I am using this style of URL to download: itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=https://url-to-plist.plist My plist looks like: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <plist version="1.0"> <dict> <key>items</key> <array>