I’m trying to send a build to someone to view on their mac in the simulator but when they launch it comes with an error. What do they have to do to make it work? do I have to build on a different certificate? [import]uid: 6317 topic_id: 3671 reply_id: 303671[/import]
Hi jwwtaker,
you can create the .app for your iOS application, doesn’t matter what certificate you use. The certificate has to be valid for the target device, so because the target is not your device, you *might* not have details of that device or you might not want to use up one more of the 99 device licenses that you are provided.
So if the target user is also a developer and has a license of their own, they need to re-sign the .app with their certificate to upload it to their device.
look up the tool “codesign”
cheers,
Jayant C Varma [import]uid: 3826 topic_id: 3671 reply_id: 11385[/import]
I actually figured it out, it was that when corona builds it makes a folder in the /library/application support/iphone simulator folder
i just zipped up the entire folder it made (which does include the .app file cooincidentally) and sent that, and when he opened the iphone simulator it worked! [import]uid: 6317 topic_id: 3671 reply_id: 11386[/import]
OK, you want it to run in the simulator, easier… and you have figured it out
I suggested how you can install your app on a physical device, not the simulator. Anyways, if you will ever need to copy it to the device, you can refer back to this,
cheers,
Jayant C Varma [import]uid: 3826 topic_id: 3671 reply_id: 11390[/import]