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Hi Jerry,

I am a bit confused. Can you try the following (without using Xcode at all):

1. Open LC and create a new stack, and add just a button
2. Save the stack
3. Open the standalone application settings for iOS, and choose the free provisioning profile you have created (use the default app id that is already there (e.g. "com.yourcompany.yourapp")
4. Build an iOS standalone
5. Open Xcode, and go to Window -> Devices menu
6. Connect your device, it should now appear in the left pane of the Xcode window
7. Drag the .app file you created in step 4 onto the list of the device apps.

Can you now install this app?

Best,
Panos
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Hi Panos,

no it says " The executable was signed with invalid entitlements" when dragging to the device. Makes sense right?

Also no error now when creating the iOs standalone from LC. It asks nicely if i want to sign it and to allow access from the Keychain.
So now i'm curious why i got errors building the original stack.

Regards,
Jerry

Hi Panos,

now i'm confused too.
I did the same now again with the original stack.
Saved it to desktop (before i saved it to usb stick, why should it matter)
dragged it to the device, now it installed without error.

I can't explain why it does work now, but it seems the Provisioning Profile and Certificate are ok.

Thanks Panos for your patience with me.

Kind regards,
Jerry

Hi Jerry,

no it says " The executable was signed with invalid entitlements" when dragging to the device.

Hmm maybe the provisioning profile you use is associated *only* with the specific app id of your app (and not the generic "com.yourcompany.yourapp" identifier)? I am not really sure.

But anyway, I am glad it works for you now

Best regards,
Panos
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Thanks for your help and advise Panos

Kind regards,
Jerry