Iphone configuration utility obsolete?

Solar2D iOS
#1

In Mavericks ICU does not work. I have to use Xcode or Apple Configurator.

For some reason I could not get these to work either, and as I deleted my provisioning profiles in ICU I found that they disappeared from the Corona Simulator Build menu as well.

This is a little unfortunate because my compiled code won´t upload into Xcode5. The reason being “No code signature found” according to Xcode.

It seems like Corona Simulator is trying to bind the certificate from the ICU while ICU certainly can’t transfer any apps without crashing. I tried to use the new Apple configurator instead, but it also gives an error.

So how do I circumvent the problem of not using the ICU-Corona binding?

#2

If Xcode says you have a problem with No code signature found, ICU isn’t going to load  your app either.  You need to figure out why you’re not signing the app correctly.   It could be a matter of using the wrong profile.  You cannot use distribution for store profiles to hand install on devices.  It has to be either an AdHoc distribution profile or a development profile.

You have to have your device listed in the developer Provisioning portal and it has to be in the profile you’re trying to use. 

Rob

#3

Well, as for ICU it isn´t supported in Mavericks and only crashes if you try to transfer an app onto your device. Its the same story all over the net… According to Apple you have to use the Apple configurator as ICU is no longer supported. But that is fine, both Apple Configurator and Xcode runs well (except for the app transfer).

I am using a developer profile and trying to test the app on an actual device. It worked before, so I don´t really know what happened. I know that my cert expired in november, but it has been renewed. Its a new app as well, so all files are newly downloaded.

The only thing I could think of was that it was some old file residing somewhere. I deleted all other certs, but it didm´t help. As for the ICU list of certs (that appear in Corona Builder), I was able to get it via Xcode and download it directly from Apple. There seems to be two entries for each app of which the newest start with “IOS Team Provisioning Profile: com.mycompany.myapp”. The other one is just listed as “Myapp” (which is the name I chose).

Using either provisioning profile to compile gives the same result: “No code signature found”.

Ok I found the problem: My developer profile was duplicated for some reason. It did not show up in the keychain if I presser “Certificates” so it was´t so apparent… I managed to search for all certificates containing my name and voilá - my expired developer certificate shows up as well.

After deleting that, everything works fine. :slight_smile:

#4

If Xcode says you have a problem with No code signature found, ICU isn’t going to load  your app either.  You need to figure out why you’re not signing the app correctly.   It could be a matter of using the wrong profile.  You cannot use distribution for store profiles to hand install on devices.  It has to be either an AdHoc distribution profile or a development profile.

You have to have your device listed in the developer Provisioning portal and it has to be in the profile you’re trying to use. 

Rob

#5

Well, as for ICU it isn´t supported in Mavericks and only crashes if you try to transfer an app onto your device. Its the same story all over the net… According to Apple you have to use the Apple configurator as ICU is no longer supported. But that is fine, both Apple Configurator and Xcode runs well (except for the app transfer).

I am using a developer profile and trying to test the app on an actual device. It worked before, so I don´t really know what happened. I know that my cert expired in november, but it has been renewed. Its a new app as well, so all files are newly downloaded.

The only thing I could think of was that it was some old file residing somewhere. I deleted all other certs, but it didm´t help. As for the ICU list of certs (that appear in Corona Builder), I was able to get it via Xcode and download it directly from Apple. There seems to be two entries for each app of which the newest start with “IOS Team Provisioning Profile: com.mycompany.myapp”. The other one is just listed as “Myapp” (which is the name I chose).

Using either provisioning profile to compile gives the same result: “No code signature found”.

Ok I found the problem: My developer profile was duplicated for some reason. It did not show up in the keychain if I presser “Certificates” so it was´t so apparent… I managed to search for all certificates containing my name and voilá - my expired developer certificate shows up as well.

After deleting that, everything works fine. :slight_smile: