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I developed an app for iPhone with Xcode 3.2.4 and iOS 4.1. Now I want to test my app on my iPhone, but I don't want to enroll for a developer program. I searched in google and found a lot of tutorials, but they are not working.
Then I asked me if it is because I use iOS 4.1. Is there a way to test the app?
I've a jailbroken iPhone 4 with iOS 4.1.
First, you need to install SSH to your device to be able to copy files via scp.
Build your application and grab the binary from your build directory. Copy it to the device's /Applications folder using scp. Change the permissions to 755 recursively using chmod -R 755 ApplicationName.app, reboot your iPhone.
And I strongly encourage you to enroll in the Developer Program and pay Apple for the work they have done in creating this great SDK.
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I've an open source project (gdal) that I want to compile and run as part of an iOS app. I had been expecting to use NSTask but I see now that it was removed in iOS 3.0. I've also seen elsewhere that running external applications, though this would be a resource in my app's bundle, is not allowed.
Has anyone else found a way to run commandline tools within their iOS applications?
It wasn't removed in 3.0, it was never there. There is no way to run separate processes on the iPhone. GDAL appears to be under an MIT style license and has a library interface, so directly linking it into an iPhone app shouldn't have any legal or technical issues.
NSTask is available in ios 4, ios 3 and possibly all of them. To use NStask I had to copy the NStask header file from my mac to my project folder. Also Apple will most likely not allow an app that uses NStask in the appstore. Cydia would probably be the best place to distribute your app
Just reminder:
NSTask will not work under sandbox environment (you will get "deny process-fork"). So put your application into /Applications
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i have jailbreak iphone 4s with 6.1.2 (10B146) ios version. i hane maintain provisioning profile .the status of profile is valid.my device is add on member center it show there.but when i run the app using ios device a pop window open with
"No provisioned iOS devices are available with a compatible iOS version. Connect an iOS device with a recent enough version of iOS to run your application or choose an iOS simulator as the destination."
i m using Xcode Version 4.5.2 (4G2008a).
Apps are not "simulated" on the device, they're run natively there.
Jailbreaking ain't magic. Xcode will still not permit you to just upload your app without the correct provisioning profiles and certificates and whatever (unless you binpatch Xcode itself or use some other kind of nasty hack, like the "iOSOpenDev" package).
So you have to actually copy your application bundle to your device (to the /Applications folder) and either restart SpringBoard or use the uicache utility to make it appear on the home screen.
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I need some help. I have an ipad application downloaded from App-Store (free) and now i want to run the app on any simulator. I tried many simulator but i got failed. Even when i am try to run it in MAC OS system, then it is saying that unable to run.
So i need guidance to run the following app on a simulator.
the name of application is : "apsley tailors"
download from : https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/apsley-tailors/id473679792?mt=8
Thanks in advance!
You simply can't run App Store-applications on the Simulator.
The iOS Simulator is intended for developers: you can only run apps of which you have the source on the simulator. The App Store binary is compiled for ARM while the simulator expects an Intel-build. The only way to get it run is compiling it for Intel which is impossible without the source code.
You can't run it on simulator.
If you have the source code, your open it in Xcode, compile it, and then run it on the simulator or a device registered to your developer account.
But, source code doesn't have a .app extension - so I doubt that is what you have.
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I have encountered a very strange thing today :
I have an app installed with a dev config (runned from XCode with dev provisionning profile) since iOS 4.3 on my iPhone 4.
Then I have upgraded my iPhone to iOS 5.0. The app was still on the device.
Then I have upgraded my iPhone to iOS 5.0.1. The app was still on the device.
Then I made a restore from my 5.0.1 backup, without doing a new backup when asked : the app has disapeared from the device. Notice that as it was a dev version, the app wasn't into iTunes.
Then I have bought my own app onto the AppStore using a promotional code.
At it s first launch, I've been surprised to notice that all the documents saved by the app in the app's doculent folder were still there.
How can this be possible ? No more app on the device... No app into iTunes... A bought on the AppStore and the documents comes back from nowhere ?
If you didn't delete your development app from the device before doing an iTunes backup, iTunes may have saved/backed-up your app's sandbox Documents directory. iTunes won't restore Developer signed app bundles, but might restore other directories.
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I have developed an iPhone application and would like to test it on my personal iPhone without paying 99$.
I'm using Xcode 4 and ios sdk 4.3 on VMWare snow leopard 10.6.7.
I have followed all steps described in http://www.alexwhittemore.com/?p=398, all points succeeded but with no result i couldn't run my application on real device. The application build succeeded for ios 4.3 device but i couldn't run.
Please could anyone help me to solve the problem.
Thanks in advance.
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