I have managed to build an app and run it on an iPad in the recent past but I seem to be unable to repeat the process. When dragging my built app into XCodes organizer widow to move the app onto the I pad I get the following:
The entitlements specified in your application’s Code Signing Entitlements
file do not match those specified in your provisioning profile.
(0xE8008016).
I have deleted my provisioning profiles, reissued them (at Apples developer site), and reinstalled them to no avail. I don't know if this this may have to do with the fact I recently joined the Mac App development program and, as part of that process I updated XCode to 3.2.5 and the O.S. to 10.6.6 per Apples recommendation. The goal of course is to be able to write one app and deploy twice (with a few modifications) on both the iPad and the desktop.
There was another post indicating similar issues that were resolved by deleting and reissuing certificates. This did not work for me. Can anyone help? Has anyone gotten an app onto their device with the latest dev tools? If so, how?
Thanks,
John
Provisioning profile issues
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Re: Provisioning profile issues
Problem solved. Apparently I did not go far enough. The solution involved revoking my developer certificates, creating new app IDs, and new provisioning profiles. Essentially starting over from scratch with a few restarts thrown in for good measure. There was one glitch that seems to be an issue on LiveCodes part. It is confused by the multiple developer certificates (nicely there is a dialog box to indicating that). You must use Keychain Access to delete the previous certificates. The issue is Apple's. It seems that folks working in Xcode have had similar problems.
Thanks,
John
Thanks,
John
Re: Provisioning profile issues
hey John
Thank you for your post. It has given me hope! I am facing the same problem right now and I am yet to solve it. Do you have any additional info on this error? A few detailed steps would really help me out.
Martin
Thank you for your post. It has given me hope! I am facing the same problem right now and I am yet to solve it. Do you have any additional info on this error? A few detailed steps would really help me out.
Martin
Re: Provisioning profile issues
Martin,
The apps I had for sale in iTunes had to be upgraded to IOS 6.0. So after reading up on this forum I upgraded to 5.5.1 I downloaded Xcode 4.5 from the Apple Developer site.
Here is what I'm running on my Mac.
Running LiveCode 5.5.1
Using xCode 4.5
I have the 5.1 and 6.0 SDK's in the Contents>Developer>Platforms>iPhoneOS.platform>Developer>SDKs folder
In Live Code Preferences/mobile preferences I selected the X code app. which is located in my Applications folder on my Mac and it shows the developer root path for 5.0 and above as "/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer" There is no selection available for "IOS 4.0 and above" on the lower line.
in Standalone applications settings I am using the "5.0 or later" setting and the "Armv7" setting.
This lineup is working for me. I am having some issues with profiles however. I went through the process of generating a certificate in the keychain and then went to the provisioning portal on the apple developer site. Then I had to revoke my previous distribution profile before it would let me upload the certificate that I built in the key chain and saved to my hard disk. Once the certificate was uploaded and blessed I was able to Download it and double click on it. Then the profile showed up in my "organizer" window in Xcode and also was available to select in the IOS tab of the standalone preferences.
So I was able to rebuild one of my apps, zip it and successfully submitted it to iTunes Connect. (after going to iTunes connect to prepare them for my upload) Its a crazy shit circus believe me!
My issue is in trying to develop multiple distribution certificates. (I still have a few more apps to update) I can't upload new certificate info until I revoke my old distribution profile. All my developer and distribution profiles were corrupt of screwed up somehow when I upgraded to Xcode 4.5. My annual developer fee also was paid and my annual subscription to Apple was renewed and that could have been a part of it. Anyway hope this helps. Its a Frick Fest thats for sure! Good Luck!
Dave
The apps I had for sale in iTunes had to be upgraded to IOS 6.0. So after reading up on this forum I upgraded to 5.5.1 I downloaded Xcode 4.5 from the Apple Developer site.
Here is what I'm running on my Mac.
Running LiveCode 5.5.1
Using xCode 4.5
I have the 5.1 and 6.0 SDK's in the Contents>Developer>Platforms>iPhoneOS.platform>Developer>SDKs folder
In Live Code Preferences/mobile preferences I selected the X code app. which is located in my Applications folder on my Mac and it shows the developer root path for 5.0 and above as "/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer" There is no selection available for "IOS 4.0 and above" on the lower line.
in Standalone applications settings I am using the "5.0 or later" setting and the "Armv7" setting.
This lineup is working for me. I am having some issues with profiles however. I went through the process of generating a certificate in the keychain and then went to the provisioning portal on the apple developer site. Then I had to revoke my previous distribution profile before it would let me upload the certificate that I built in the key chain and saved to my hard disk. Once the certificate was uploaded and blessed I was able to Download it and double click on it. Then the profile showed up in my "organizer" window in Xcode and also was available to select in the IOS tab of the standalone preferences.
So I was able to rebuild one of my apps, zip it and successfully submitted it to iTunes Connect. (after going to iTunes connect to prepare them for my upload) Its a crazy shit circus believe me!
My issue is in trying to develop multiple distribution certificates. (I still have a few more apps to update) I can't upload new certificate info until I revoke my old distribution profile. All my developer and distribution profiles were corrupt of screwed up somehow when I upgraded to Xcode 4.5. My annual developer fee also was paid and my annual subscription to Apple was renewed and that could have been a part of it. Anyway hope this helps. Its a Frick Fest thats for sure! Good Luck!
Dave
Re: Provisioning profile issues
Thank you for your response.
I have tried this and now my simulator is misbehaving! Its not launching anything. I have noticed in my Organizer window, my profiles are valid but in the team column, it shown unknown. Would you know why Xcode is not recognizing my team name? It is the one thing that has remained constant all through this process.
Martin
I have tried this and now my simulator is misbehaving! Its not launching anything. I have noticed in my Organizer window, my profiles are valid but in the team column, it shown unknown. Would you know why Xcode is not recognizing my team name? It is the one thing that has remained constant all through this process.
Martin
Re: Provisioning profile issues
Works!!
This was evidently DIVINE intervention.
Seems like Xcode was automatically picking up the wrong Profiles, key step here is (after following the steps above - THANKS GUYS) click the refresh button under the Provisioning profiles tab in organizer so Xcode picks up the right profiles from your account.
Otherwise, deleting and starting from scratch "several-many" times with profiles is part of the process so get it over with ASAP.
This was evidently DIVINE intervention.
Seems like Xcode was automatically picking up the wrong Profiles, key step here is (after following the steps above - THANKS GUYS) click the refresh button under the Provisioning profiles tab in organizer so Xcode picks up the right profiles from your account.
Otherwise, deleting and starting from scratch "several-many" times with profiles is part of the process so get it over with ASAP.