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Application not installed because it was not signed

I've started a new iPad app via TD 1.2.1 (SDK 1.2.) targeting iPhone SDK 3.2 but after the app is built and passed to iTunes I get "The application 'iPad test2' was not installed on the iPad 'iPad' because it is not signed."

The iPad has a valid developer profile on it, and both Development Certificate and Provisioning Profile fields have been set in TD.

Not sure where the issue lies…

— asked April 19th 2010 by Jonathan Hunt
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  • Thanks for the response Damien. AFAIK the app name (set in TD Application ID field) matches the App ID in Apple's iPhone Provisioning Portal (though the App Id in the portal is prefixed by the Bundle Seed id). Can you provide any more details?

    — answered April 19th 2010 by Jonathan Hunt
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  • I encountered this problem when my app name didn't match the profile.

    — answered April 19th 2010 by Damien Elmes
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  • You can also open the xcodeproj in the build dir and build it manually to see if any errors are generated. I also had a problem with a missing png file.

    — answered April 19th 2010 by Damien Elmes
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  • I built an app directly in xcode and provisioned it to the iPad ok, using the same wildcarded app id, so I figure there's an issue with Titanium Developer…

    — answered April 19th 2010 by Jonathan Hunt
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  • Did you build your app's xcode project, or did you build a new project completely? I was suggesting the former, not the latter.

    — answered April 19th 2010 by Damien Elmes
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  • Hello,

    I am getting same error, are you got any solution for it?

    — answered May 20th 2010 by vikas khairnar
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