Since not all the UWP environments support the Windows CAPI and Win32 APIs necessary to create .CER and .PFX files. I was wondering if anyone in the community knew of a library or open source project that does this programmatically and without the use of any Windows, Unix or iOS native APIs.
I worked with .cer and .pfx certificates with uwp and there is not a third party library or open source project to create these kind of files. There is only support for reading
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I am brand new to iOS app development. My app builds and runs on the windows machine and iOS simulator on my Mac Mini. When I try to run on a connected iPhone, I get the following error:
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I have researched the issue, exported the certificate from my mac keychain as a .p12 file, and installed on my PC build machine, but still no change in error.
Any advice? Thanks in advance!
Firstly, please check what the version of the VS you are using. Go to Help->About Microsoft Visual Studio, if you are Professional version please switch to other versions such Enterprise or Community.
Secondly, you don' t need install the .p12 on your PC. You need to export the certificate from your mac mini to a .p12 file and import the certificate into VS > Tools > options > Xamarin > Apple accounts > View Details > Import certificate and then select the p12 file and import it into VS make sure it display Valid on the status column
I'm trying to use the service phone gap build and they are asking for a p.12 file. All i seem to have at the moment is a certificate file.
I obtained this file from a mac and and i'm trying to upload from a windows PC.
Does anyone have any guidance on this?
you can create a p12 file by opening you keychain access on mac and select certificates from the left list find you certificat, right click and select export.
I hope this will do the trick :)
I am trying to implement push notification in iPhone.
I have already done it some months ago. That time, after installing the aps_development.cer certificate, I exported it from keychain as a .p12 file. Then created the .pem certificate with that .p12 file using terminal. This .pem certificate is used in server for push implementation.
But now, when I am checking tutorials for the push implementation, I am seeing that both the .cer and .p12 file have to be converted into .pem. Then both .pem have to be combined using terminal.
Please confirm the steps needed.
Use this Link, i always use this links Commands for creating PEM file.Please let me know if any doubt.
you have to use .p12 file only at server side for APN
I want to put my android application on server and i used .apk file for that.
But our admin wants a plist file as of in iphone.
I dono what is plist in android and how to generate it.
Please help.
.plist files are the Mac version of preference files. Similar to .ini files on Windows. They contain the preferences for a particular program. For example the bookmarks.plist would contain your bookmarks.
Android applications usually(but not stricted to) store their preferences in the xml file with name, defined by developers. Tell your admins that the file is not necessary for an android application.
I read in the iOS Enterprise Developer Program docs that a provisioning profile can be embedded with the application.
I am wondering how this is done. Is it simply added to the Payload directory of an IPA, or included in the project directory?
I also wonder whether this technique is generally available for all deployment modes/Programs, or is it just for Enterprise distribution deployments?
The file should be called embedded.mobileprovision
It should be placed inside the .ipa zip file, in the directory Payload/.app/
XCode's "Build and Archive" then "Share..." functionality automatically adds it (so you can use unzip on the .ipa generated by XCode's share feature to see where the files should go).
I'm unclear exactly which scenarios this is supported in, however it definitely works for adhoc builds when you're installing directly from the web onto the device (ie. using the method described here: http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/featuredarticles/FA_Wireless_Enterprise_App_Distribution/Introduction/Introduction.html )