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Vishwas_GagraniAuthor
Inspiring
June 20, 2014

This was something i was searching for. Should work. Thankyou.

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Vishwas_GagraniAuthor
Inspiring
June 19, 2014

What i have found is :

Using the command line terminal to produce ipa, doesnot include the "embedded.mobileprovision" . That causes this error.

When using the Flash IDE, it takes care of includeing embedded.mobile provision , so till now i have been able to test on the iphone devices. But when submitting to appstore,

it gets rejected since Flash CS6.0 IDE doesnot take care about the requirement of Xcode5.1 and IOS7.0 SDK.  ( Which is however taken care, when doing it via commandline )

So, still trying to find out the solution, to submit to appstore

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Vishwas_GagraniAuthor
Inspiring
May 25, 2014

I hope this is not some type of bug : embedded.mobileprovision is missing

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4morrone
Inspiring
May 25, 2014

for install on devices, you need to use a distribution cert. and a distribution provisioning profile for adhoc. When ready for AppStore you can use same distribution cert. but distribution provision profile for appstore. i completely use Windows PC for my entire process and use testflight to distribute to my testers. I'm not sure how the process is for simulator on the Mac is.  I just the use mac to create my certs and profiles and then application loader.

When you tried upload to testflight did u use a distribution cert (p12) and an adhoc distibution provisioning profile. Also are the devices you are sending to are also registered to that profile.

Also ive been doing this for 3 years now but consider myself a newbie still cuz I'm self taught and still learning and my ways of doing things in an unorthodox way but on average I have about 10 uploads of updates or new apps to the AppStore a year and haven't had an app rejected. These forms will be your best resource of info with users like @colin.

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4morrone
Inspiring
May 24, 2014

do you compile through the Flash IDE or the commandline? After the simulator test did you test on actual devices before uploading to iTunes? Also did you distribute to a  few testers using an adhoc profile. For development you create  a development profile. For distribution you can create an Adhoc distribution or an appstore distribution profile. The  adhoc is for sending your app to other people to test, which is wise. Then when you are satisfied you compile with the appstore distribution. You never upload with the profile you used for development and test.

    Colin Holgate
    Colin Holgate
    Inspiring
    May 25, 2014

    4morrone, don’t know who you are, but thanks for your useful posts!

    About the compiling question, note that the IPA was compiled to inside the SDK folder. That suggests it was command line compiled. Lots of things are easy to go wrong when doing that.

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    4morrone
    Inspiring
    May 24, 2014

    I'm assuming you successfully tested with an adhoc  distribution profile. Did you correctly replace that with an appstore distribution profile.

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    Vishwas_GagraniAuthor
    Inspiring
    May 24, 2014

    well, didnot completely understand what you mean.

    But i have tested it on simulator, using the same p12 and mobile provision file. And it runs fine. Are you talking about "Publish Settings..." in flash ide ?

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