6 Answers

• Make sure Titanium SDK 1.4.0 is selected in your project settings. Try editing and saving the tiapp.xml file (so it gets a new timestamp) and rebuild your project (try running on simulator first).

  If it doesn't work, open you project in XCode and try building and running on your device from there, see if you get any error messages.

• Ok. edited the tiapp.xml and saved. this did not help unfortunately.

  Ran the build with Xcode and got this error: Command /bin/sh failed with exit code 2

  that unfortunately means nothing to me. Does it to anyone else?

  Thanks

• Clear out your build folder. I've noticed on occasion that permissions get messed up and XCode has problems rewriting files. I haven't figured out how to release the files in question other than a restart though which is a pain.

• I'm having the same issue using both 3.2 and 4.0. App runs great in simulator. All ids have been verified and seems to be correct. When installing onto a device I get "Install Error"

  [Update]
  I was able to get the app to compile for the iPad by creating a new project and then replacing it's assets. Whether this is coincidence or not, I don't know, but this seems to work best if you deploy the new project to the iPad and then replace it's assets.

• I had a terrible problem with this (install error when trying to build for iphone). Open your build folder and iphone folder and look at your build log for problem. Mine was that it was looking for a mobile provision profile named after the random string appcelerator assigns to it. I had to go into the builder.py and hardcode in the name of the mobile provisioning profile I wanted to use. Kind of a pain but it worked.

• I just tried building and installing using xcode, and the problem I got there is that the xcode sdk wasn't updated to the newest version, so it couldn't publish to my iPhone.