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Testing app on phisical device

luca
2013-10-23
2013-10-27
  • luca

    luca - 2013-10-23

    I have a jeilbreaked ipad.
    It's possible test app inside the ipad without registering on Apple Center as a developer?
    Delphi XE5 documentation tell we need to register, get a certificate, firm the app ecc.

    thanks

     
  • Rob Kenders

    Rob Kenders - 2013-10-23

    Hi Luca,

    As far as i know you need a provision certificate from Apple. That's needed for XE4 / XE5 to compile the App in Ad-Hoc to get an .ipa

    For the jailbreak : After you have an .ipa you can install it to any jailbroken device, but for the creation of it, you do need official certificates.

    Someone correcte me if i'm wrong ;)

    Cheers,

    Rob

     

    Last edit: Rob Kenders 2013-10-23
  • Fenistil

    Fenistil - 2013-10-24

    Rob is right.

    Officially you need a developer certificate. However it's possible to develop in XCode without a Developer Account, I don't know if it works with Delphi too. Here is a tutorial about it, but it's only for XCode. For Delphi you should search for other solutions.

    Greetings

     
  • Pierre Moati

    Pierre Moati - 2013-10-26

    My Iphone is jailbreaked, and I don't fill the Approvioning windows. But if I shoose IOSDevice with debug setting, the application is sent in the Iphone. So, if it's just to "test" it, you should do that. I don't know if it compile because I have a valid certificate linked in XCode...

    Forthemore, you can try to use FakeCert.p12 and Fake.mobileprovision. The password is 1234. Google is your friend.

     
    • luca

      luca - 2013-10-27

      Nothing to do.
      We need to register with Apple.

       

      Last edit: luca 2013-10-28

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