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AT&T 02:18:18 AM
iphone - Provisioning


Installing Certificates
  • Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Certificates" on left.
  • Note the expiration dates to verify they are active.
  • Download both Development and Distribution certificates. Double-click to install.
  • Open Keychain Access application on mac and click "Certificates" link on the left. Both certificates should appear. Clicking on the little triangle should reveal the private key below.

    Adding Devices
  • Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Devices" on left.
  • You need the iphone UDID to add a device. To get this, plug your iphone into your computer and bring up iTunes
  • Under "Devices" link on the left, click on your phone.
  • Click on "Serial Number" in the main screen to reveal the UDID. Its 40 characters and unfortunatly, no way to copy/paste it.

    Creating A new App ID
  • Each project needs its own unique APP ID. You will use this same ID for all versions of your app.
  • Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "App IDs" on left.
  • Click "New App ID"
  • Put a common name in the top box, and choose a unique ID for the bottom box that does not include spaces or special characters.
  • This Bundle ID, must be included in 2 other places as well:
  • iTunes Connect: When you create a new app.
  • Xcode, in your info.plist file under Bundle Identifier
    Creating a new Provisioning Profile
  • Go to iOS Provisioning Portal, click "Provisioning" on left.
  • there are 3 type of profiles: Development, Ad hoc (used for testing on other people's iphones) and App Store.
  • Click "Distribution" tab and click "New Profile".
  • Enter profile name and select App ID. include devices if this is for ad hoc.
  • Download the profile and double-click it to install.
    Adding New App in iTunes Connect
  • Click "iTunes Connect".
  • click "Manage Your Applications".
  • click "Add New App".
  • SKU number can be anything
  • Select the bundle from the one you just created
    Provisioning an iphone for dev
  • Plug iphone into the computer and pull up itunes.
  • Click on the phone on the left and copy the Identifier (Under ECID - might need to click on it for it to appear.
  • Click 'Provision this device for Development' - wait for yellow light to turn green.
  • Create or update distribution ad-hoc profile. download and install.
    Making a new version in iTunes Connect
  • Log int developer.apple.com
  • Click "IOS Dev Center"
  • Click "iTunes Connect".
  • click "Manage Your Applications".
  • click current App.
  • click "Add Version".
  • Edit text and upload icon and screen shots.
  • Click "Ready to Upload Binary"

    Preparing Project for Upload an App
  • Edit info.plist file: Enter Bundle Identifier from above. Also make sure bundle version is correct.
  • Change Bundle Display Name if you want a different name to show up on the iphone.
  • Click on a line and then click "+" button. add: check "Application does not run in backgr" & "Icon already includes gloss effects" if you desire those effects.
  • Under "Project" -> "Edit Project Settings", make sure you set the "IOS Deployment Target" Under "Deployment" section to 3.2 to ensure the app will run on all versions of iphone. Do this for target settings as well.
  • Also set the code signing for the profile you just created. If it doesn't show up, close xccode and re-launch it.
  • Under "Project" -> "Edit Target", double check "IOS Deployment Target" Under "Deployment". Also set correct Code Signing for the profile you just created.
  • If profile shows up as gray try existing xcode and re-launching it. Also try change the bundle, saving, and changing it back.
  • First Build and run the project on your device. Confirm it works properly. Leave device plugged in.
  • Click "Build", "Build and Archive" to get a compiled version of the app.
  • Click "Validate" to make sure it meets app store requirements.

    App icons
  • iTunesArtwork (512 x 512 - for appstore)
  • Icon@2x.png (114x114 - for iPhone 4)
  • Icon-72.png (72x72 - for iPad)
  • Icon-Small@2x.png (58x58 - Settings app and in search results on iPhone 4)
  • Icon.png (57x57 - for iPhone and iPod Touch)
  • Icon-Small-50.png (50x50 - search results on iPad)
  • Icon-Small.png (29x29 - Settings app and in search results for iPhone and iPod Touch)

    Edit info.plist

  • Blank out the "Icon file", add items to the "Icon files" field. 6 items: Icon.png, Icon@2x.png, Icon-72.png, Icon-Small-50.png, Icon-Small.png, Icon-Small@2x.png
  • Instructions

    Changing display name
  • Click "Project" Edit Active Target
  • Scroll to "Packaging" and edit "Product Name"
    Provisioning Error Checks
    Go to iOS Dev Center
    1) Check the App ID you are using and note the Bundle ID
    2) Check the provisioning profile and make sure it points to this same App ID. Also make sure the profile is active and points to a valid certificate. Also make sure this profile is installed on your mac.

    Go to iTunes Connect
    3) make sure the app you are about to upload uses the same Bundle ID

    Go to Xcode
    4) Open your info.plist file and make sure the Bundle Identifier is the same Bundle ID
    5) Open your targets (Under "Project") and make sure the Code Signing points to the right provisioning profile.


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