I have just uploaded an app to the App Store. For this purpose, I used the Distribution Certificate.
Since then, I cannot switch back to my Developer Certificate when trying to sign the code. I only do Project Settings > Code Signing. My Developer Certificate is visible but when signing it does not show up. XCode only uses the Distribution one.
Did you face the same issue ?
Of course, I am going to try to generate a new project... Those tools drive me crazy.
Apple92
Try changing the active scheme to debug rather than distribution.
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I have an Ionic application, which is currently deployed to the Apple and Android stores. I Now wish to deploy to the Windows store. I have Visual Studio 2015 and have built running the Ionic CLI. I see a lot of created files, including a CordovaApp.Windows10_1.0.0.43_x86.appx
For iOS, the signing is handled via the xcode / developers console, and for Android I created using the keytool which is part of the JDK. Now for Windows..
I have found this on certificates, and this on signing.
I just want to see if I have this understanding correct before I do anything.... so unlike the iOS and Android, where I can just sign, with no extra cost, for the UWP, you actually need to purchase a certificate, just like you do for SSL, to use for the signing of a UWP? Also the app uses SSL (makes https calls to a server via SSL) - not sure if this makes any difference to the certificate required (as when I ran in debug, the https call seemed to be blocked).
Thanks in advance for any information!
I just want to see if I have this understanding correct before I do anything.... so unlike the iOS and Android, where I can just sign, with no extra cost, for the UWP, you actually need to purchase a certificate, just like you do for SSL, to use for the signing of a UWP?
No, you don't need to purchase an certificate to publish your app to store. You only need to create a certificate for package signing, for details, please refer to Create a certificate for package signing. Then you can sign your app using SignTool, please refer to Sign an app package using SignTool.
After that, when you are submitting your app, you will need to have a developer account, which requires some monetary cost,
I have installed new inHouse provisioning profiles, however when I archive my build in Xcode, I am presented with a message saying the iOS development team is missing. I have xcode 6.4.
I know that you are able to build and sign an app if you don't have a developer team membership in Xcode.
Anyone know what is wrong?
Also another strange thing when I go into keychain to check if profiles and keys are there, they are not stored under the "Login" section like other profiles, but in "System". Is this ok?
Thanks
In order to archive your build (either for the App Store or Adhoc) it must be codesigned by Xcode. This requires a signing identity. Signing identities are only obtainable through the developer console at http://developer.apple.com/ and requires being a member of the apple developer program to access.
Sorry to break the news but without a developer membership you won't be able to archive your app for a device, but run it in the simulator only.
I'm using PEGKit to generate a parser for an iOS app I am developing. To do so, I need to run a helper app (ParserGenApp) that is distributed with PEGKit to generate the parser source code. I've followed the instruction here:
https://github.com/itod/PEGKitMiniMathTutorial
But whenever I try to build/run the app, I get an error "No signing identity found!"
I have an iOS developer certificate, but not Mac developer certificate. I'm able to build/run other sample mac apps locally.
Figured it out. PEGKit project was set to use code-signing when it shouldn't have been.
I started some days ago a small Mac app for Mac OS X Lion. I've never uploaded a Mac app before, so this is the very first time.
This is what I've already done:
Created App ID
Created Certificate
Installed Certificate
Created a Production Provisioning Profile
Changed the App ID to my generated one
Created a new Configuration based on "Release"
Changed its Code Signing to 3rd Party Mac Developer Application
Selected the "Production"-Configuration which I created for the Archive-Scheme
Archived the Application
Now I wanted to "Share" the Application. Xcode (4.1 btw) said to me, there were no valid signing identities. Does I need to add an Entitlement.plist like in iOS? Have I forgotten something?
Update:
I just figured out, that I have to sign my app twice. I've still selected "3rd Party Mac Developer Application" but I can't select the Installer cert while submitting my app.
Have you installed the WWDR intermediate certificate? I just had the exact same problems and my issue was that the intermediate certificate was not installed on my machine. Granted, nowhere does Apple explicitly say you need it installed, more like suggestions. But, you do need it. You can find it here, or by going to Developer Certificate Utility under the Mac Developer Center.
I got it to work. I deleted my App and created it new.
I didn't create a new Configuration, and I only changed the Code Signing Indentity of the Target to 3rd Party Mac Developer Application. After this, I archived the app and then I was able to select the installer cert.
How can I self-sign an iPhone application using Xcode? I have done the following:
Created a cert following these instructions
Modified my /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Info.plist to include the two keys
<key>PROVISIONING_PROFILE_ALLOWED</key>
<string>NO</string>
<key>PROVISIONING_PROFILE_REQUIRED</key>
<string>NO</string>
I have changed the info.plist associated with the project to say
<key>SignerIdentity</key>
<string>Apple iPhone OS Application Signing</string>
I have changed the project properties to refer to the signing authority with the name iPhone Developer, which is the name of my certificate.
The error is currently a valid provisioning profile matching the applications identifier... cannot be found.
Note: I am pretty sure that this can be done without a $99 cert from Apple. Also, I am not trying to build for the simulator but rather for the iPhone/iPod Touch itself.
Any insight would be appreciated.
Perhaps Relevant link.
Have you tried http://iphonedevwiki.net/index.php/Xcode#Developing_without_Provisioning_Profile? The link you've provided only works for SDK 2.x.
The error message is because you do not have the proper provisioning profile through the developer site of Apple, which follows from paying the $99 yearly. It may somehow work on a jail broken device which is not how Xcode is designed to be used.