I want to download my iPhone application into the device. For that i want to know the process to install the certificate (Provisional Profile). So, please give me the idea about the process for that. I can not install that certificate into my Apple PC. As a result application gives me the error of the certificate.
login to the following link
apple developer site
Then on the left tab , go to certificates and click the tab How To, there they explain step by step guide to install certificate and provision files.
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For APN's i'm following raywenderlich tutorial from here
i already have developer certificate installed in xcode, when i create AppId and configure it to push notification and create certificate(SSL) it adds a development certificate under certificate section..it's Ok.when i go to create provisioning profile it shows me only one certificate to choose(not newly created APN certificate). i created profile with that certificate but whenever i go to install it, it say "valid signing identity not found".
Please note that I've installed both iOS Development and APNs Development iOS certificates in xcode. I've searched similar question on stackoverfllow but still no luck.What I'm doing wrong?
I'm not sure what you are doing wrong. But here is the general procedure:
Go to developer.apple.com and login
Go to Certificates, Identifiers and profiles
Create a certificates for iOS app development and APNS. For creating a certificate you need to upload a CSR (use Keychain Access to do this) from your Mac. Once you upload the CSR from your Mac, download the App and APNS certificates to your machine - If you don't upload the CSR from your machine, you will get a valid signing identity not found error.
Points to remember:
When creating APNS certificate, chooose the appropriate App ID. By choosing wrong ID push notifications wont work.
When creating the provisioning profile, choose the App certificate you created in the above steps.
Thats the gist, you should be able to figure out things I missed by following on screen instructions.
I got the solution private key(.p12 file) was missing in keychain.
I want my App to support Push Notification, and I do as below:
Generate CSR file
Create an App ID and enable Push Notification
Create Development SSL Certificate for the App ID, using CSR file created in step 1
Create Provisioning file
The problem is, in step 4, I cannot select the certificate created in step 3. Is there anything wrong in my steps?
Thanks.
No you can't select push SSL Certificate while creating provisioning profile. Just select developer Or Distribution certificate.
Upload push SSL certificate in server that provide push service...ex: parse, arban airship. Its optional.
You can't select the SSL certificate just because you don't have to.
The provisioning profile is not related to the push certificate, but to the App ID, that's where you have set your app to use the APN service.
The SSL certificate must be uploaded on your server so it can be identified as your app server when making calls to Apple. You just need to download it, open it in your keychain and then usually export it and upload it on your server.
It's quite simple, just be sure to sign your app with a development provisioning profile when you are using a development push certificate on your server (making calls to apple sandbox server), and a distribution profile when you are using a production certificate.
If you are still getting problems take a look at this guide, it's from quickblox, but the part related to the Apple portal it's the same independently form the server or the service you are using to generate notification and it's really well explained.
follow this it might help you,
http://www.raywenderlich.com/3443/apple-push-notification-services-tutorial-part-12
I also followed all the tutorials mentioned above. I had the same issue with 'step 4'.
What I found out is that I cannot create a provisioning profile manually (using THE certificate). It automatically generates it for me once my Xcode 5 synchronizes with my AppId which was created by myself. So I would like to suggest that you wait a few minutes after you pressing the 'fix issue' button from the general tab. (BTW, I am new to IOS developer.)
Im having some trouble to get my app installed on my iphone just after I built my code in xcode. When the build has finished I get this error: "CSSMERR_TP_NOT_TRUSTED Command /usr/bin/codesign failed with exit code 1". My certs are ok, as I just re-downloaded from apple's site because Im working on a different mac.
I've tried a lot of solutions I found on google: changed form "always accept" to "system default" on the cert trust section, re donwloaded the certs, create a new project and start all over again but nothing seems to work.
However, I'm able to create an IPA file and install it on my iphone using iTunes, is this ok?? Also the certs were correctly installed on the iphone as on the organizer and the phone recognizes them.
I really appreciate any help! :)
In addition to the provisioning profile, you also need to download and install your developer certificate and the Apple WWDR intermediate certificate from the Provisioning Portal. Follow the instructions in the 'Certificates' section of the provisioning portal. You need to download your developer and intermediate certificates and drag them into the Keychain application.
I have iOS Developer Program membership for which i paid $99. I have installed that certificate in one system, and I'm able to run my application on my real device.
Is it possible to install this certificate on my another system, such that I can run my application on another real device? When I try to install the same certificate on another system, I'm not able to get it working.
Read Submitting iPhone Apps To The Apple App Store – A Step by Step Guide—in particular, the last paragraph, "Managing Your Digital Identities":
Also read: iOS Development Workflow Guide: Managing Devices and Digital Identities
You can definitely install the certificate on other systems. Please tell us the error message(s) you are getting.
Please make sure that you are exporting your certificates correctly and importing them on other system with the correct password.
Hope this helps,
Thanks,
Madhup
You have two ways to install the App in to device.
One is: you can add the new device UDID to the provisioning profile and you can run through your system
If you want to run from other system then follow the 2nd one
2nd is: You have to create a .p12 certificate from you systems keychain.
Goto -> Application -> Utilities -> KeyChains.
right click on your certificate and click export, enter some password(for security reasons). Then it will create a .p12 certificate.
You have to install this certificate in the other system by giving the specific password that you have give while creating. Then those will be installed in the other system.
Thats it. Then follow the first step, and enjoy by installing app into other device.
Regards,
Satya
I am using the Development Provisioning Assistant in the iPhone Developer Portal, but when I get to the part where it asks me to generate and upload my CSR, I try to upload it and it just gives me this error:
The CSR selected is invalid. Please check the file and try again.
Does anyone know what this means or what I can do about it?? Thanks!
Also make sure you use Safari for uploading.
I tried Chrome and it always failed. Then I switched to Safari and it worked with the same CSR.
Never mind, I figured it out... in case anyone else has the same problem, I fixed it by downloading the WWDR Intermediate Certificate before generating the CSR, which I forgot to do. slaps forehead
If you do not have the following menu item: "Keychain Access->Certificate Assistant->Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority", then you need a new WWDR Intermediate Certificate. My menu item was originally similar, but had some extra text in the title. Downloading and installing a new certificate changed the menu item and allowed generation of a valid CSR. This was odd because my previous WWDR Intermediate Certificate appeared in my keychain as an unexpired certificate.
I logged a bug at bugreport.apple.com asking for a clearer error message and pointing back to this SO discussion. Edit: fyi.. apparently developer portal bugs should be logged by sending email to devprograms#apple.com instead of the "product" targeted bugreport website. I encourage folks that have wasted time on this issue to provide helpful feedback regarding the issue via email.
If you are not able to upload the CSR using launching assistant, try going to "Provisioning Portal -> Certificates". Upload your file there and click "submit" button at the bottom.
I had my certificate this way.
I had the same problem, and what fixed it for me was to repair my login keychain. Go to 'Keychain First Aid' in Keychain Access and you can verify/repair your config.
Second on the Chrome vs. Safari conflict and solution.
The instructions on the iOS Provisioning Portal -> Certificates -> "How-To" tab are exactly correct, but I have a repeatable failure on upload in Chrome, and instant success on Safari.
Versions:
OS: OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.6 64-bit
Chrome: 8.0.552.237
Safari: 5.0.3 (6533.19.4)
Did right the opposite: used Firefox instead of Safari and the button worked.
I had a similar problem.
When creating a CSR for enabling push notifications, I first had to deselect the current selected key in Keychain Access before selecting Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority. That solved my problem
Make sure you have only "Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority" and not something like "Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority with key "
If under Keychain Access you only have the option for "Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority with key" it will not work. This indicates you have not downloaded the "WWDR intermediate certificate". You can get it from the "Certificates" tab in the iPhone Provisioning Portal. Once its installed (double click it to install), the menu item will change to "Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority" and it should work.