Folks-
I'm trying to create an Ad Hoc distribution for my app, so I can distribute it to a few select beta testers. I'm following the steps on the official iPhone program portal.
I've created a Distribution code signing cert, and an Ad Hoc .mobileprovision file.
I've uploaded the .mobileprovision to my iPhone.
I cloned my "Release" Xcodeproject configuration and renamed it "Distribution".
I set the code signing identity in the Release conifig to my Distribution cert.
I created an "Entitlements.plist" file and added to my project.
So far, so good.
But now when I try to select my "Entitlements.plist" file for my "code signing entitlements", the XCode project inspector gives me no UI to enter the file name.
Attachment 1 ("Entitlements.jpg") is what I'm supposed to see, according to the iPhone Developer Program Portal's instructions.
Attachment 2 ("NoEntitlements.jpg") is what I actually see.
If I build my app without this Entitlements.plist, it fails to upload to my iPhone - I get the dreaded 0xE800003A "application verification failed". So it appears I need to set my Code Signing Entitlements file correctly - yet I cannot.
I haven't found anyone else with this problem. I'm utterly flummoxed. Thoughts welcome. A free copy of our astronomy software goes to the first person who can figure this out!
-timmyd
Tim DeBenedictis
Carina Software
