Test on different iPhone

dan300 · September 4, 2012, 5:16pm

Hi:

I am really not good at those Certificates and Key things.

My question is how to make it better to test my app on my customer’s iPhone?
(We don’t meet often but we will test the new app everyday)
My idea is:

They sign up a Apple developer program ($99),
They need get Certificates (Which certificates?)
They get a key and sent it to me, which I will use when I build by corona.
Send them the app so they can run on their iphone.

Is it?
Thanks
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babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 5:35pm

Hello Dan300,
Peach Pellen has a step by step tutorial that helped me. And from what I saw building mines, you get up to 100 devices to add to. But you can find the tutorial at http://developer.coronalabs.com/forum/2012/01/10/ios-walkthrough-testing-device-0 [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122532[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 5:52pm

Just create a distribution certificate, add UDIDs of test devices, create distribution profile, sign your build with it and send to your testers. They will be able to install it via iTunes.
App docs have a more detail instructions if you don’t understand this. [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122534[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 5:55pm

This should be what you need:
For Team Members
To provision your device for generic development:

Choose Window > Organizer to open the Organizer window.
Click Devices to display the devices organizer.
Plug in your device, and select it in the devices list.
Click Use for Development.
Copy your device identifier from the identifier text field.
Send a message containing your device identifier to your team agent requesting that of your device be added to the team’s list of devices.
Wait until the team agent tells you that the device has been added to the team’s devices list before continuing.

In the devices organizer, select Provisioning Profiles in the Library section, and click Refresh.
If you don’t have a developer certificate, Xcode offers to request one on your behalf:
Have Xcode request the developer certificate for you.
Notify the team agent that Xcode requested a developer certificate for you.
Wait until the team agent tells you that your developer certificate has been issued before continuing.
Ensure that your device is plugged into your Mac, and that it’s listed in the devices organizer.
Select Provisioning Profiles in the Library section, and click Refresh.
Xcode installs your developer certificate in your keychain (if the certificate is not there already), and installs the team provisioning profile on your device. [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122535[/import]

dan300 · September 4, 2012, 6:36pm

Thanks babybeanie:
Just to make it clear as I don’t have more iPhone to test it.
1.Provisioning -> Distribution -> Ad Hoc
2.Download this profile both on my mac and theirs.
3.Build with that profile in corona then email the app to my customer, so they can run the app even they can not reach my computer.
Right?

Thank you. [import]uid: 81853 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122538[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 6:44pm

Yes, they need your app id. Once you get it if you’ve never tested it on any phone. If so you email them the profile and they can add it. When I originally added mine they asked if I had a team. So maybe you can get back or to that. [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122543[/import]

peach_pellen · September 4, 2012, 7:09pm

I admit I only skimmed the above (busy night) but to recap-

Get their UDID
Add their UDID to your provisioning profile used for builds
Build app
Send them the app
Have them drag and drop into *iTunes*

This should work, it certainly used to - they wont see the app icon in iTunes doing it this way but it should still work.

Thanks @babybeanie for linking to my walkthrough/tutorial, glad it helped you!

Peach [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122557[/import]

dan300 · September 4, 2012, 8:10pm

Thanks Babaybeanie.
This is working if my customer stay in my office, so I can add their device to my list. But the problem here is how to share the app when they can not reach my computer.
Thanks [import]uid: 81853 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122533[/import]

dan300 · September 5, 2012, 4:33pm

Thanks for both of you.
Is it true that only Distribution -> Ad Hoc works in their iTunes?
Or developer profile works too?
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babybeanie98 · September 5, 2012, 4:50pm

It most def should work on the developers as well [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122744[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 5:35pm

Hello Dan300,
Peach Pellen has a step by step tutorial that helped me. And from what I saw building mines, you get up to 100 devices to add to. But you can find the tutorial at http://developer.coronalabs.com/forum/2012/01/10/ios-walkthrough-testing-device-0 [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122532[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 5:52pm

Just create a distribution certificate, add UDIDs of test devices, create distribution profile, sign your build with it and send to your testers. They will be able to install it via iTunes.
App docs have a more detail instructions if you don’t understand this. [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122534[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 5:55pm

This should be what you need:
For Team Members
To provision your device for generic development:

Choose Window > Organizer to open the Organizer window.
Click Devices to display the devices organizer.
Plug in your device, and select it in the devices list.
Click Use for Development.
Copy your device identifier from the identifier text field.
Send a message containing your device identifier to your team agent requesting that of your device be added to the team’s list of devices.
Wait until the team agent tells you that the device has been added to the team’s devices list before continuing.

In the devices organizer, select Provisioning Profiles in the Library section, and click Refresh.
If you don’t have a developer certificate, Xcode offers to request one on your behalf:
Have Xcode request the developer certificate for you.
Notify the team agent that Xcode requested a developer certificate for you.
Wait until the team agent tells you that your developer certificate has been issued before continuing.
Ensure that your device is plugged into your Mac, and that it’s listed in the devices organizer.
Select Provisioning Profiles in the Library section, and click Refresh.
Xcode installs your developer certificate in your keychain (if the certificate is not there already), and installs the team provisioning profile on your device. [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122535[/import]

dan300 · September 4, 2012, 6:36pm

Thanks babybeanie:
Just to make it clear as I don’t have more iPhone to test it.
1.Provisioning -> Distribution -> Ad Hoc
2.Download this profile both on my mac and theirs.
3.Build with that profile in corona then email the app to my customer, so they can run the app even they can not reach my computer.
Right?

Thank you. [import]uid: 81853 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122538[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 4, 2012, 6:44pm

Yes, they need your app id. Once you get it if you’ve never tested it on any phone. If so you email them the profile and they can add it. When I originally added mine they asked if I had a team. So maybe you can get back or to that. [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122543[/import]

peach_pellen · September 4, 2012, 7:09pm

I admit I only skimmed the above (busy night) but to recap-

Get their UDID
Add their UDID to your provisioning profile used for builds
Build app
Send them the app
Have them drag and drop into *iTunes*

This should work, it certainly used to - they wont see the app icon in iTunes doing it this way but it should still work.

Thanks @babybeanie for linking to my walkthrough/tutorial, glad it helped you!

Peach [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122557[/import]

dan300 · September 4, 2012, 8:10pm

Thanks Babaybeanie.
This is working if my customer stay in my office, so I can add their device to my list. But the problem here is how to share the app when they can not reach my computer.
Thanks [import]uid: 81853 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122533[/import]

dan300 · September 5, 2012, 4:33pm

Thanks for both of you.
Is it true that only Distribution -> Ad Hoc works in their iTunes?
Or developer profile works too?
[import]uid: 81853 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122741[/import]

babybeanie98 · September 5, 2012, 4:50pm

It most def should work on the developers as well [import]uid: 69302 topic_id: 30584 reply_id: 122744[/import]

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