Iam developing one application.In that iam downloading the zip file and unzip that one.When i connect my iphone to PC,is there any chance to user to get that downloaded file or that Unzip file from PC.
Yes, with software IExplorer you can retrieve (almost) any file from the iOS device.
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I had created an iOS application successfully. Now I want to generate an executable file (.ipa).
I know the following steps:
Product
archive
save ipa file
But my archive is disabled. Any ideas?
1.You need to connect to a real device.
2.Build not for emulator, build for real device.
3.Now you can see "archive"
I created a ipa file without provisional to test the app. how to install this ipa file directly from iphone. I downloaded that IPA file using itunes gmail account app. after downloaded the IPA file I cannot find that IPA file which is downloaded. how to find that file and install that file.
In order to run an app on a non jailbroken device, you need to create the ipa file using a provisioning file that includes your device. Otherwise, it would be impossible to install that file on the device (unlike on Android, where you can send the apk from one device to another and install it freely via email). If you do have an account as part of the iOS Developer Program, you will need to go to the Developer Portal, create a development certificate, create an app ID, register your device, create a provisioning profile that matches all of the previous details and use that profile when running your app on the physical device.
Please tell me how to create .ipa file instead of .app file in Corona SDK? and how to submit Corona Application in Appstore?
I got a solution for creating .ipa file while creating build file from Corona.
Steps are given below -
Step 1 - Create a .app file
Step 2 - Create a folder with name "Payload"
Step 3 - Compress the "Payload" folder and rename it to your file name.ipa
from "Payload.zip".
You need to go Corona Simulator -> File -> Build ->iOS
If you are going to get the build with distribution profile, corona will create compressed file for you so you can download it directly with application loader.
You need to have paid version of corona and you should use macOS. When you have those, the rest is easy
When I am using Application Loader to upload the app binary to the Apple do I submit a .zip file of my whole application or the .ipa file. I am confused about this process.
For iOS applications you just need to submit a zipped .app, the same .app generated by Xcode is enough, no need to put it into an IPA before archiving it.
For Mac OS X applications (Mac App Store), you need to submit the PKG generated by Xcode's Organizer Share/Save To Disk… command.
Alternatively, you can use the Build And Archive command and submit via the Xcode Organizer window… as another user points out.
If you have Xcode 3.2.5 then you can verify and upload your application through Organizer.
1.) Xcode -> Run -> Build and Archive
2.) Xcode -> Organizer -> Your Application (under Archives) -> Verify / Submit
Your app must already be setup and in waiting for upload mode in iTunes Connect.
I was able to create the archive in XCode 4, export as .ipa and upload that using Application Loader.
You have to submit a .zip file containing your Release build (the .app file inside the build/Release-iphoneos/ folder).
There are several options.
One that worked for me is to use the Finder to find and select the .app bundle, then use the Finder menu item to Compress this .app bundle. You can then select the resulting compressed file in the Application loader when your app is marked "Waiting for upload" in iTunes Connect.
When we hit that "install now" button via the AppStore, I am curious what is the process behind getting the app onto the iPhone?
Does it download a compressed zip? pkg? and does a XCOPY equivalent ?
It downloads an IPA file which is technically a zipped file that contains the app along with DRM signatures and other stuff. It deploys the app by copying the folder to /var/mobile/Applications/{GUID}/.