Re: Question about how to debug iPhone application on the iPhone device
Re: Question about how to debug iPhone application on the iPhone device
- Subject: Re: Question about how to debug iPhone application on the iPhone device
- From: "António Jorge" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 10:58:55 +0000
On Mar 7, 2008, at 12:45 PM, Brant Sears wrote:
> Hi. This question is really similar to another question posted by
> Scott Andrew regarding the "No device connected in XCode 3.1". Scott
> was asking about the iPod Touch. I'm asking a similar question about
> the iPhone.
>
> In the documentation "iPhone OS Programming Guide" there is a
> section called "Designating a Device for Development" that describes
> steps needed in order to tell xcode to use an iPhone or iPod. This
> section says that you need a "provisioning profile". It says to
> download the provisioning profile from the iPhone Development
> Center. I'm looking at that page (i.e. http://developer.apple.com/iphone/index.action)
> and I don't see a link for the provisioning profile. Is this
> something that I would get by registering and paying the $99?
>
> I clicked on the link to register and it gives me a code number and
> indicates I'll get an email, but I haven't gotten the email. Is this
> something that someone at Apple has to process by hand? Should I
> expect to have to wait? How long?
>
> Right before that, there is a section called "Obtaining a Developer
> Certificate". It says to create a Request for a Certificate From a
> Certificate Authority and to upload it to the iPhone Dev Center.
> Again, I don't see a link to this?
Let me say this one more time: iPhone SDK and Xcode 3.1 are covered by
a nondisclosure agreement that restricts your discussion of them in
public forums like xcode-users.
You can ask these questions in email@hidden or file
bug reports at http://bugreporter.apple.com, or use other information
provided to you through the confidential Beta seed program.
Chris
Hello Chris,
I've tryed to send an email about this issue to
email@hidden,
but it's returning this:
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for name=
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Are there some alternative email to send feedback to XCode?
Tks :)
--
António Martins
Email:
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