It is possible to develop native applications and load application onto iphone/ipod devices before paying a Apple Developer Connection membership fee?If anybody knows please give me some idea about that.
No, not unless you have a jailbroken phone. You can download the SKD and test in the simulator for free, but to test on a device, you need to pay.
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I am new to iphone. I am developing a simple application in iphone 3.1.2. Now I need to test it on a real device. But I am not in a position to pay $99. Is there any alternate way to test my application on a real device.
Please advice any other way.
You have to jailbreak your device so that you can by-pass the code signatures, this is how apps are developed for and deployed on Cydia.
what does the domainname and application name in the APP ID generally means.
Can the iPhone unlocked one can be used for the iPhone Appstore application development and testing .
Can the iPhone jailBroken one can be used for the iPhone Appstore application development and testing .
As the process to test the application includes submission of the digital certificates from the apple and including the device UDID , i would like to know does apple makes the iPhone, not to allow the application running or disable the appstore application or any sort of problems can be faced from apple or not..
Thank u
I am not fully sure about what you mean, but from what I understand is that you have conserns if apple can deny an application to be installed in an iPhone that is Jailbroken?
If that is your question, no apple cannot. Apple cannot know which iPhones are jailbroken or not, not while developing and compiling it to your development device, nor when the application is released to the Appstore and customers buy/download your application.
You can find more information about jailbreaking on Wikipedia.
I hope I was able to answer your question.
HI,
I am new to development for the I phones and got the iphone from USA which is locked to at&t, i have successfully able to develop the apps on it, while it is not unlocked, now i want to unlock it so that i can use it with my local network and also wants to continue the development on it, so is it possible to continue the development on the jailblroken phones for the app store, and what problems may i encounter.
As long as the application is developed using accepted Apple practices (using the official iPhone SDK, and not open-toolchain or something like that) and does not use any private APIs, you should not have any trouble submitting an application just because you tested it on a jailbroken (or carrier unlocked) phone.
To be 100% accurate, jailbreaking and carrier unlocking are against the developer agreement, but I can't really imagine the circumstances that would lead to you being caught.
I have a first generation american iPhone that is jailbroken and works with my local network.
I had no problem deploying a self made app to my phone.
At the time writing I have iPhone OS 2.1.
I haven't yet gone through the process of submitting the application to AppStore.
I intend to write some piece of code for an iPod and an iPhone. so, i'm looking for emulators for those devices.
basically an emulator which will help me test the application I'm writing.
Thanks.
To develop iPhone apps you need to download the iPhone SDK. This includes the tools and libraries to code you applications as well as a simulator to test your code. This tools are available only for intel macs.
You can get the sdk for free here: http://developer.apple.com/iphone/
To test you code in a real iPhone, you will need to join the iPhone Developer Program (http://developer.apple.com/iphone/program/), which is not for free.
Are you talking about writing an application or writing code for your website to display properly on an iPhone?
The former requires a developer subscription with Apple to access their SDK and emulator.
For the latter, there seem to be several emulators out there to test your web site, check out:
http://iphonetester.com/
http://www.testiphone.com/
A Google search for 'iPhone emulator' should find a lot for you.
The iPhone SDK comes with an iPhone simulator that you can use with Xcode during development.
You can download the SDK from http://developer.apple.com/iphone - you need to be a registered iPhone developer, however, although this is free, after which you can use the simulator.
Note that if you want to send your applications to a physical device you need to enrol in the iPhone developer program which starts at $99.
You probably want to actually get an iPhone for that. You'll have to register the $99 but then you'll get the ability to upload apps to your iPhone/pod.
You could also jailbreak your phone/pod and do whatever you want.
There are also apps available that let you transfer stuff to and from your phone in the appstore (at least one free, if I recall correctly)
If you want to do something more with the files than just transfer them to the phone/pod, it's likely that you'll have to jailbreak your phone/pod anyway.
I keep wanting to find a better abbreviation for typing iPod/iPhone. How about iP(od/hone)? Hmm, not better!
I have some iphone application that I created. I want to test my application in ipod touch. How can I test my application in ipod touch? Now I have no Apple id my own. If I open an id then how many applications can be tested with that id?
If you have an available solution then please give me the answer and help me.
If you want to test iPhone applications on a device, you'll need to be apply for the iPhone Developer Program. It costs $99 and will also let you submit applications to the App Store.
Once you are accepted, you can develop an unlimited number of applications (and submit them to the App Store) with your one identity.
Get an apple id and download the dev kit. It has all you need, including an emulator and a method for installing on local devices.