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Originally Posted by bikr
K. Well the process does work, so it's totally something you are doing on your end. Here are my steps....
1. Add device IDs to dev portal for distribution
2. Create an adhoc distribution profile after the dev ids are in
3. Install the provision by dragging into xcode
4. Set xcode to build for device and distribution profile. Make sure both are active.
5. Create a plist called dist.plist and add it to your project. Once added double click it and uncheck the check box that is currently checked (if forget the actual setting but there is only 1.
6. With the top of the tree highlighted, click on info and go into build settings.
7. Set Signing Entitlements to dist.plist.
8. Set Any Iphone OS Device Under Code Signing Identity to : Iphone Distribution: My Name
9. Set Any Iphone OS Device Under Code Signing Provisioning Profile to: Provision you created and installed.
10. Close that window..
11. Build / Clean all targets.
12. Build.
13. Click Allow when asked to access keychain.
14. Send the prov profile and the .app in a zip to all of your users.
15. Have them unzip it and drag the provisioning profile into itunes
16. Have them remove your app if they already have an old version installed.
17. Have them drag the new app in.
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So the first step is to be part of the Developer Program.... Is there any way to test the app on a real iPhone without being part of the Program?
Im doing a development for learning purposes and want to test that it works (past the emulator). How can I do that?
Thanks!
Gonso
