Build With Apple Enterprise Certificate

Hello

i want build a project with a distribution enterprise certificate for a app in house, i have a enterprise distribution certificate and provisioning profile but when i try to build  i have always the same error:

warning: Application failed codesign verification.  The signature was invalid, contains disallowed entitlements, or it was not signed with an iPhone Distribution Certificate. (-19011)

failed to extract requirements data: 1

If a build the same project with a certificate developer distribution( not enterprise) is all ok but i can’t because i have need to distribute the app in my company and not in the apple store.

First question:

It’s possible to build in Corona simulator for app in house?

Can you help us?

Thank you

Maurizio

Were you able to resolve the problem?  I would like to use Corona with the Apple Enterprise License as well for the same reason as you.  Thanks Bosco

Hi Bosco

yes i had resolve

The problem was that if you have used before Corona Framework and after you have used Corona enterprise you have storage many certificates in the mac.

And , i don’t know why the Mac register the old certificate ( apple developer) when Corona Build the projects with the enterprise license

I did so:

I delete all certificate in Mac and storage only two enterprise certificate, 

enterprise for distribution and developer and all work well now.

Ciao Maurizio

Were you able to resolve the problem?  I would like to use Corona with the Apple Enterprise License as well for the same reason as you.  Thanks Bosco

Hi Bosco

yes i had resolve

The problem was that if you have used before Corona Framework and after you have used Corona enterprise you have storage many certificates in the mac.

And , i don’t know why the Mac register the old certificate ( apple developer) when Corona Build the projects with the enterprise license

I did so:

I delete all certificate in Mac and storage only two enterprise certificate, 

enterprise for distribution and developer and all work well now.

Ciao Maurizio