A question on the establishment of app for iPhone in the OS X system

Solar2D Android
#1

A question on the establishment of app for iPhone in the OS X system，I have a project, built in Windows  Android APK is no problem, but when the project in the OS X system for iphone5s mobile phone app, the target is the suffix IPA file, but have suffix app file, I don’t know what happened, who can tell me why and tell me how can i do

#2

Assuming you’re using Simulator builds, when you build or iOS, Corona presents you a dialog box with several options:

Install to Device: produces a .app bundle folder

Send to App Store: produces a .iap file suitable for uploading to iTunes Connect

I’m not on a computer where I can test the output of the other options, but they do one or the other.  You can always take a .app bundle folder and convert it to a .ipa file.  There are several forum posts you can search to get step-by-step instructions.

Rob

#3

thanks,but i can not see zhe optiones what are you say ,i only see there options in file -->build -->ios:

                          Build for iOS

Application Name：     badboy

Version：     1.0.0

Project Path：     /Users/xyz/Desktop/ badboy

Supported Devices：     iPhone + iPad (Universal)

Provisioning Profile：     None

iOS SDK:      10.3 (UNSUPPORTED: Local iOS SDK is 9.1 which doesn’t match)

Save to Folder：     /Users/xyz/Desktop

After Build:           Copy to device

                       Open in Xcode iOS Simulator  iPhone 5s / iOS 9.1

                       Send to App Store

                       Show in Finder

                       Do nothing

                              Create Live Build

any thing i not do ? or the options is in xcode?or other places?

#4

Those options are right there in the “After build” area.

Rob

#5

thanks for you，i have try,but it is tell me need Provisioning Profile，can you tell me some datum aboult how to get the Provisioning Profile？

#6

hi.i have get the Provisioning Profile。but it have Hint me：

 Cannot Send To App Store: Only apps built with distribution profiles can be sent to the App Store.

Choose a provisioning profile signed with an “iPhone Distribution” certificate and note that the provisioning profile used should not specify any devices (i.e. is not “ad hoc”). 

oh，what can i do？？？

#7

Have you read our guide for this:  https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/iOSBuild/index.html

There are three types of provisioning profiles:

Development - uses Developer Certificate.  You use this to install your app on your test devices.

Distribution (AdHoc) - uses Distribution Certificate.  You use this if you want to install an app on all of your companies devices as a production install. This can be used for testing in a more “live” 

Distribution (Store) - uses Distribution Certificate. You have to use this to upload to iTunes Connect.

This is all covered in the guide I linked to above.

Rob

#8

Assuming you’re using Simulator builds, when you build or iOS, Corona presents you a dialog box with several options:

Install to Device: produces a .app bundle folder

Send to App Store: produces a .iap file suitable for uploading to iTunes Connect

I’m not on a computer where I can test the output of the other options, but they do one or the other.  You can always take a .app bundle folder and convert it to a .ipa file.  There are several forum posts you can search to get step-by-step instructions.

Rob

#9

thanks,but i can not see zhe optiones what are you say ,i only see there options in file -->build -->ios:

                          Build for iOS

Application Name：     badboy

Version：     1.0.0

Project Path：     /Users/xyz/Desktop/ badboy

Supported Devices：     iPhone + iPad (Universal)

Provisioning Profile：     None

iOS SDK:      10.3 (UNSUPPORTED: Local iOS SDK is 9.1 which doesn’t match)

Save to Folder：     /Users/xyz/Desktop

After Build:           Copy to device

                       Open in Xcode iOS Simulator  iPhone 5s / iOS 9.1

                       Send to App Store

                       Show in Finder

                       Do nothing

                              Create Live Build

any thing i not do ? or the options is in xcode?or other places?

#10

Those options are right there in the “After build” area.

Rob

#11

thanks for you，i have try,but it is tell me need Provisioning Profile，can you tell me some datum aboult how to get the Provisioning Profile？

#12

hi.i have get the Provisioning Profile。but it have Hint me：

 Cannot Send To App Store: Only apps built with distribution profiles can be sent to the App Store.

Choose a provisioning profile signed with an “iPhone Distribution” certificate and note that the provisioning profile used should not specify any devices (i.e. is not “ad hoc”). 

oh，what can i do？？？

#13

Have you read our guide for this:  https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/iOSBuild/index.html

There are three types of provisioning profiles:

Development - uses Developer Certificate.  You use this to install your app on your test devices.

Distribution (AdHoc) - uses Distribution Certificate.  You use this if you want to install an app on all of your companies devices as a production install. This can be used for testing in a more “live” 

Distribution (Store) - uses Distribution Certificate. You have to use this to upload to iTunes Connect.

This is all covered in the guide I linked to above.

Rob