On Sep 23, 2012, at 5:06 PM, IPhone Lover wrote:
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 2:29 AM, Jim Geist <email@hidden> wrote:
One other question, if you don't actually publish on the app store, and you don't use the recommended enterprise distribution method, then how are you planning to provision and distribute the app to the users?
That i do not know, They also have no idea. they say they will put on both B2B and app store. Do not laugh even i too laugh that time when they said like that. :) though i could not stop laugh after writing this.
OK. You MUST get started figuring this out with a simple case. And you must get on this now.
You'll need to create an enterprise dist certificate that you can sign your app against.
You'll have to configure a web server for OTA (Over The Air) delivery.
I can toss you the HTML that we use, but this can be a real pain. It's best to get started on this as soon as possible.
The key thing is that when you create your app, you Select Archive, then distribute for Enterprise. This created an iPA and an a pList, which is the "Manifest". This file is that verifies your app's distribution URL so it can download.
When errors happen, they are not very informative.
How you install to a device is email the URL of the webpage that holds your IPA and IPA pList file and install from Safari on the iOS device.
Good luck. |