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hi i don't want to publish my application in google play and in apple store
i just want to make the standalone installer to pass to customer
can i create installer from icenium graphite?
i just want to make the standalone installer to pass to customer
can i create installer from icenium graphite?
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Please check this other forum thread for a possible way to distribute your application without submitting it to any store.
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answered on 13 Feb 2013, 11:12 AM
That's a bit tricky for the iPhone.
You could install Icenium Ion client on the iPhone, compile the app in Mist and send them a QR code to scan in but you can't send them a stand alone installer. You can register 100 devices for dev purposes but you cannot install software on the iPhone without Apple's knowledge as far as I know, it says it in their licencing agreement hence the AppStore so they can monitor and control what's on the devices. I've gone through the process of getting something on the AppStore (Awaiting review) and it's a pain and I'm not convinced it should be there.
iPhones are consumer devices as far as I'm concerned, the fact a business can't put it's own software on the handset without going through a public facing portal is flawed for business use. Unfortunately our management all like Apple devices and seem oblivious to this failing.
You can use their enterprise program but I don't know how that fits in with Apps developed in Icenium, would be interested to know Telerik's thoughts on this.
https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/enterprise/
Call me cynical but the iPhone is a big money making scam :-)
For Android you just need to package up the installer and host it somewhere and provide a link.
You could install Icenium Ion client on the iPhone, compile the app in Mist and send them a QR code to scan in but you can't send them a stand alone installer. You can register 100 devices for dev purposes but you cannot install software on the iPhone without Apple's knowledge as far as I know, it says it in their licencing agreement hence the AppStore so they can monitor and control what's on the devices. I've gone through the process of getting something on the AppStore (Awaiting review) and it's a pain and I'm not convinced it should be there.
iPhones are consumer devices as far as I'm concerned, the fact a business can't put it's own software on the handset without going through a public facing portal is flawed for business use. Unfortunately our management all like Apple devices and seem oblivious to this failing.
You can use their enterprise program but I don't know how that fits in with Apps developed in Icenium, would be interested to know Telerik's thoughts on this.
https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/enterprise/
Call me cynical but the iPhone is a big money making scam :-)
For Android you just need to package up the installer and host it somewhere and provide a link.
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answered on 15 Feb 2013, 08:02 AM
any other clear tutorial for deploy
this is looks like complecated and not clear steps
this is looks like complecated and not clear steps
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answered on 18 Feb 2013, 02:26 AM
hi where to get the Code signing identity for ios
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Jordan
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This requires an Apple Developer account, for which Apple charges $99 USD for an annual subscription. In order to ensure compliance with Apple's developer program, we cannot circumvent this. If you have an Apple developer account (or sign up for one), you can deploy your apps from Icenium to one or more iOS devices. To learn more about provisioning an Apple iOS device, see the Icenium tutorial "How to create and install your Developer Provisioning Profile and Certificate."
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