provisioning

I have published an app through the testflight website to allow my colleagues to test, and as more and more of them opens the initial email and find time to go through the registration process, testers are trickling in on my testflight team. However, the process to add them to the test seems a bit convoluted, so I thought I'd verify, and ask, if I'm doing it right, or if I have missed something obvious. At the moment the whole procedure looks like this: A colleague opens up the initial email, with the invitation link He/she then registers the device, and registers for the test I am informed of

I have been archiving for ad hoc distribution fine for many months and suddenly today I cannot do so as the Archive menu item is disabled. I have not changed anything. I went through the provisioning setup for the project and it looks ok. My Ad Hoc profile is about to expire in 14 days. Could this be the problem? I don't believe I can renew it until the day it expires. There is a a "renew" button for my ad hoc profile in the organizer but when I click it I get... The given profile was not found on the provisioning portal. Please refresh your provisioning profiles before attempting to renew

How can i build provisioning profile for deploying an iPhone application? Genericrich Agree with above, but here is a the gist of it. Register with Apple as an iPhone developer. Give them 100 bucks to get your entrance into the club that can deploy apps onto phones. Create your mobile provisioning in the Portal you gain access to in 2. Build your apps using this mobile provisioning, in various scenarios. (Development, AdHoc distribution, deployment.) Please read the documentation . If you have a specific problem feel free to update your question. Ensure that your iPhone is not jailbroken. The

We are an iPhone Developer Program member. We've got a DUNS number but not the 500 employees necessary to join the iPhone Developer Enterprise Program. Therefore I can can't see how things exactly operate for the Enterprise level. But we have customers that are big enough to be Enterprise developers and we could distribute our applications to them, and let them build and distribute them on their own. Ideally they could build our app, and distribute it and the associated enterprise distribution provisioning profile via their web site, and users could install both via iTunes. But... do they need

We are considering using the iOS Enterprise Developer Program to better support continuous integration and wireless distribution for our in-house beta testing. We have an app built that we put distribute in the AppStore using our regular developer program account. But we always have too many people, more than 100, that want access to the beta application. I heard that enterprise accounts get up to 500 devices per year. We also like the idea of using wireless distribution to make it easier to distribute the beta app. Is this a valid use of an Enterprise account? For wireless enterprise

I just want to add new device UDID to an existing provisioning profile, to modify the provisioning profile i clicked "Generate" but its showing to download, there is no way to add devices there... please consider my problem respond to me . thank you in advance. ganesh manoj First add the device udid in devices list by clicking on '+' button in the devices list. Then, after adding device udid, go to the provisioning profile list. There, select the provisioning profile to which you want to add the device. Afterwards, you get an edit option that you want to use for adding the new UDID, which you

I've got my app approved a while ago and used the * provisioning profile so I created somehting like: com.mydomain.MyApp but now I have the necessity of adding push notifications and I can't due I am using the * provisioning profile and it needs to have its own app ID and profile. How should I proceed in order to achieve an app update without breaking anything bovine The bundle identifier for an app must always remain the same between updates, but the AppID can actually be different. So all you need to do is create a new AppID that used the same bundle identifier as the original app instead of

From what I understand, Xcode can re-sign an .ipa from an archive during the App store submission process, making it possible for you to create an archive with a Developer Provisioning Profile, and then sign it with a Distribution profile later. Here is a post that explains what I am talking about: http://oleb.net/blog/2011/06/code-signing-changes-in-xcode-4/ Unfortunately, I can't get it to work. When I create an archive using a Developer profile, then try to submit it with a Distribution profile, I get the following error: "Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid,

OK, I've just got myself a shiny new MacBook Pro, and having been developing my iPhone app on another MacBook, I wanted to migrate my development to my new computer. I've got to the stage where I can build the app and run it on the simulator no problem, but when it comes to running the app on my iPhone, I keep getting "The application could not be verified". I have installed a new developer certificate, and installed the provisioning profiles (all generated new), but I'm at a loss as to why I should still be getting the error. Anyone have any ideas as to where I'm going wrong? EDIT I've

I had a fully working build environment before upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1 and Xcode 3.2. Now when I try to do a build, I get the following: Code Sign error: Provisioning profile 'FooApp test' specifies the Application Identifier 'no.fooapp.iphoneapp' which doesn't match the current setting 'TGECMYZ3VK.no.fooapp.iphoneapp' The problem is that Xcode somehow manages to think that the "FooApp Test" provisioning profile specifies the Application Identifier "no.fooapp.iphoneapp", but this is not the case. In the Organizer (and in the iPhone developer portal website) the app identifier is correctly