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Is there a way to run multiple iOS Simulators at once?
I'm trying to develop an app that uses the gamekit to communicate between 2 devices using bluetooth. I was wondering if there is a way to test this using just the ios simulators? Is there a way to use a virtual machine to run multiple instances of the simulator at once?
I think you are going to run into trouble with bluetooth in the simulators.
Running your app on two separate simulators isn't that hard in itself.
You might have to use a physical iOS device and connect it to your mac via bluetooth to the simulator.
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How can I use two iPhone simulator at the same time? I need it for doing test as soon as two users uses my app. I need to do a test like if two users are using my app.
Thanks in advance
You cannot run two simulators at the same time, but you CAN run a simulator together with other devices. Reference: Ray Wenderlich cardame tutorial
There is not way to do this. Apple would have to build it that way and they didn't.
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How to use device instead of Simulator
I like to know how to test my own iOS app on my ipad or iphone. I know that there's IOS emulator in Mac OS, but I like to test my apps with a real hardware.
My research says that I have to jailbreak my ipad. Is this correct? or is there any other alternatives?
You do not need to jail break your device to test on it.
You do need to sign-up with apple and get a developer account. That will allow you to get a provisioning profile and certs, then you can run on your device to test.
If you want others to test your apps on real devices look into ad-hoc deployments.
The majority of your development will be with the simulator but by all means, always test on real devices ...
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How can I develop for iPhone using a Windows development machine?
I am new to iphone applications.
My doubt is, can i develop i phone applications in windows platform by installing iphone SDK, emulators etc..
Straight and simple Answer = No You can-not !
Apple, wants confine its iphone ecosystem only to Mac OS. Its just that Windows is so prominent in the market so, they have to give away itunes for windows (For Consumers only)
But, they have such a good SDK and such a strong hold on iphone market that gives them enough confidence to keep the SDK and the emulator to Mac.
One possible work around :
You can use Hackintosh ('Hacked Mac OS, to run on normal PC instead of a powerPC')
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How to install iPhone application in iPhone Simulator
I am looking for a way to deploy my application to another users simulator. To be blunt the person needs to show the application on the simulator and is not capable of compiling the source code and I don't have the time to produce the instructions.
What I want to do is provide them with the .app (or another) file and have them install it in the simulator just like they can do with any real iPhone Device.
Does anyone know how I can do this?
If they are not capable of compiling the source code, I highly doubt that they are capable of installing it in the simulator, for which you would also need to provide the instructions and support them.
Maybe you could do screensharing with them to show it to them on your own simulator? Or send them a video or screencast of the app being used?
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Is it possible to run the iphone app in two iphone simulator at the same time?
If Yes Let me know?Please.
Yes there is. Download the script here
and then run it before you open xcode in each users account. It will open the simulator in such a way that for every user you can run a simulator. Also, running multiple instances of xcode and debugging on multiple devices under the same user seems to work fine for me at the moment (XCode 4, ios 4.3.3) however I still havent managed to find a way to open more than one simulator for the same user though.