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[xmlvm-users] Code Signature

[Leo I. <le...@sc...>]

Hi. Let's say I make an iphone application in java, then use xmlvm to make an 
iphone source. Let's also say that I have a mac so I can run Xcode and the apple 
sdk (I don't, but if I get a copy of OS X running on my PC I will get the sdk). 
Do I need to pay 99 dollars to apple to get a signature signing request? I don't 
want to post my app on the app store, I want to post it on Cydia/Rock (these are 
installers for Jailbroken iDevices). Jailbroken iDevices don't check for 
signatures in apps, so I know I will be able to install it without a signature.

The question is, will Xcode compile my application that was built with xmlvm if 
I don't have a signature?

Re: [xmlvm-users] Code Signature

[Sascha H. <sa...@xm...>]

Others please correct me if I am wrong, but I think this works fine. At
least it worked fine with the iPhone 3 SDK. There are some tricks that you
need to perform with your XCode though in order to get this working. I don't
have the link here right now, but if you are interesting, I can find them
for you.

// Sascha

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 4:09 PM, Leo Izen <le...@sc...> wrote:

> Hi. Let's say I make an iphone application in java, then use xmlvm to make
> an iphone source. Let's also say that I have a mac so I can run Xcode and
> the apple sdk (I don't, but if I get a copy of OS X running on my PC I will
> get the sdk). Do I need to pay 99 dollars to apple to get a signature
> signing request? I don't want to post my app on the app store, I want to
> post it on Cydia/Rock (these are installers for Jailbroken iDevices).
> Jailbroken iDevices don't check for signatures in apps, so I know I will be
> able to install it without a signature.
>
> The question is, will Xcode compile my application that was built with
> xmlvm if I don't have a signature?
>
>
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Re: [xmlvm-users] Code Signature

[Tor L. <tm...@ik...>]

> Hi. Let's say I make an iphone application in java, then use xmlvm to make
> an iphone source. Let's also say that I have a mac so I can run Xcode and
> the apple sdk (I don't, but if I get a copy of OS X running on my PC I will
> get the sdk).

Does this mailing list want to be seen as a forum where people
exchange hints on how to deliberately break Apple's licensing
conditions?

--tml

Re: [xmlvm-users] Code Signature

[Sascha H. <sa...@xm...>]

Not at all. XMLVM is generating Obj-C Code and it's up to you what you do
with it.

As past discussion showed, it's still somewhat in the air whether apps
developer with XMLVM are breaking any licensing conditions.

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 10:12 PM, Tor Lillqvist <tm...@ik...> wrote:

> > Hi. Let's say I make an iphone application in java, then use xmlvm to
> make
> > an iphone source. Let's also say that I have a mac so I can run Xcode and
> > the apple sdk (I don't, but if I get a copy of OS X running on my PC I
> will
> > get the sdk).
>
> Does this mailing list want to be seen as a forum where people
> exchange hints on how to deliberately break Apple's licensing
> conditions?
>
> --tml
>
>
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Re: [xmlvm-users] Code Signature

[Leo I. <le...@sc...>]

Apple's license says you have to make it with the apple SDK. It doesn't say 
where you can get the code from. Therefore, you don't need to write it from 
scratch. You can use XMLVM if you want.


Not at all. XMLVM is generating Obj-C Code and it's up to you what you do with 
it.

As past discussion showed, it's still somewhat in the air whether apps developer 
with XMLVM are breaking any licensing conditions.


On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 10:12 PM, Tor Lillqvist <tm...@ik...> wrote:

> Hi. Let's say I make an iphone application in java, then use xmlvm to make
>> an iphone source. Let's also say that I have a mac so I can run Xcode and
>> the apple sdk (I don't, but if I get a copy of OS X running on my PC I will
>> get the sdk).
>
>Does this mailing list want to be seen as a forum where people
>exchange hints on how to deliberately break Apple's licensing
>conditions?
>
>--tml
>
>
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