xcode download as .dmg file [closed] - iphone

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i am new with Xcode and Iphone.
I had just download whole Xcode4.2 but it comes as .dmg file.
Size is 1.62GB..
I just wanna know that how can open this to Xcode folder.
Can any buddy help?

(I'm a Windows person and I know how to do this...)
Mount it. (Context menu, double-click, Return, doesn't matter.) A drive will appear on your desktop. Open that. In fact, it will probably already be there.

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Installing Xcode 4

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Open .ipa with Xcode? [closed]

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We bought 2300€ the application development 6 months ago, the developer has provided us with the Xcode project but the problem is that my Mac has been stolen ... The developer has disappeared ...
Is it possible to generate a one Xcodeproj by unzipping ipa?
Mac Os X 10.8.2 - Xcode 4.5.2
Thanks.
No, it is not possible. ipa includes compiled and encrypted executable. You should better search for developer, and become a person who 'already making backups'.

How to find the location of currently working XCode Project,if there are many with same name in Mac? [closed]

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I am working on an XCode Project, there are many projects with same names in my Mac.
how do find the exact location of current project ?
On right click->show in finder leads me to biuld phases
Its very simple
Right click on your project->Show in Finder
Hope it helps!
Right Click on the .xcodeproj in top tool bar of your Xcode project. It will show the folder hierarchy of your project. Hope this helps...

How to install app on iPad/iPhone without using USB cable? [closed]

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Is it possible to install apps from Xcode to device without the USB cable? In Xcode I found this option in the preferences window:
I've seen that same setting, but from what I have read and seen, it isn't a fully complete feature. I have not been able to get it working at all.
If you are interested in installations without wires, I would consider using TestFlight. It is a fantastic tool for developers. Great for beta testing and wireless installation. Good luck.

Decompile ipsw? [closed]

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How do hackers decompile ipsw files and read the code ?
Recently I read an update that some hacker was able to find out about jabber and aim services integrated in new versions of ios.
How did he do that ?
First off, it is a IPA file. Every app is a IPA file. IPSW is the iOS file type.
He did not get the full code, he probably just jailbreaks his phone, looks in the file directory of the phone that you can only see when jailbroken and looks for any new files.
He most likely saw a name like AIM.plist or something like that.
This really isn't a coding question and more of a hacking questions in general for the iPhone.

Which file or directory do I point to for the Application Upload step for the Apple App Store? [closed]

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I have read several sites and they all say to upload the app, but I don't know what the exact file to point to is. Anybody out there know the answer?
As it turns out, there was a really helpful question which I didn't find. It is How can I build for release/distribution on the Xcode 4?
In the answers was one by benvolioT which points to a webpage. This webpage is just the answer for this question. It is worth bookmarking.