iPhone packaging problem
Hie.
I'm trying to distribute my app and I keep encountering the same issues and can't resolve it.
I've followed the instructions on the iphone developers site and did all the process including d/l and u/l the certificates and getting the same error -
Code sign error: Provisioning profile '<null>' can't be found
I've run this this command that I've found in the forums:
/Library/Application Support/Titanium/mobilesdk/osx/1.1.2/iphone/prereq.py "foo"
and got the following output -
{"wwdr":true,"iphone_dist_name":["Shahar Zrihen","Shahar Zrihen1
0tUIL"],"sdks":["3.1","3.1.2","3.1.3"],"iphone_dev_name":["Shahar Zrihen (HRF58DA9T2)"],"iphone_dist_message":null,"wwdr_message":null,"itunes_message":null,"itunes":true,"iphone_dev_message":null,"iphone_dev":true,"iphone_dist":true,"ipad":false,"itunes_version":"9.0.2"}
Thanks in advance,
Shahar Zrihen
7 Answers
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I think you didn't attach a distribution provisioning profile to your app in TD.
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How do I do that?
I've also tried to switch the profiles in the "run on device" tab to the dist. provision but no luck there as well. -
Go to the Apple Developer Member Center and look under Provisioning.
You need to have a CSR first (Certificate Request)
All instructions and steps are provided inside Developer Center. -
Thanks for the quick reply.
In the apple dev center I can see that I have the dist. certificate.
??I followed everything so if you can direct me in to the right place it will be much appreciated.shahar
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Got it to package and uploaded it into the appstore.
I've changed the app id to the exact same thing that I have on the provision.Now I'm getting a new error -
The binary you uploaded was invalid. The bundle identifier contains disallowed characters. (See the section of the iPhone Application Programming Guide entitled The Application Bundle.)Any help?
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Got it to package and uploaded it into the appstore.
I've changed the app id to the exact same thing that I have on the provision.Now I'm getting a new error -
The binary you uploaded was invalid. The bundle identifier contains disallowed characters. (See the section of the iPhone Application Programming Guide entitled The Application Bundle.)Any help?
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Got it to work!!!
For all those who would be as problematic as me, here is the process and the mistakes that i've done:
- go through the apple advisor and create your dev. provision.
- After you complete this process you should be able to develop and install on device. Please notice that you use the same app ID as apple issued you.
- Once you want to dist., go through the apple process again and create your dist. provision.
- Once this is done, make sure that you used the same app ID as apple issued. In case your app ID is XXXX.* - you have to change the asterix into the name of the app otherwise you will get a reject for disallowed characters.
- submit and hope for the best :-)
hope this helps someone,
shahar