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According to the following thread, AD HOC Distribution was not supported in Icenium Graphite. We have the Enterprise developer program and very close to release our first Icenium application. Is there any change since then? How can we do ad hoc distribution (iOS) to unlimited number of users?
http://www.icenium.com/resources/forums/icenium-general-discussion/can't-publish-to-ios
Thanks!
Richard
http://www.icenium.com/resources/forums/icenium-general-discussion/can't-publish-to-ios
Thanks!
Richard
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Hello Richard,
Graphite accepts only an AppStore provision for Publishing, because the publish wizard builds and signs for the iOS App Store, and then uploads to the App Store directly.
If you want to build a package that you can distribute and sign it with an AdHoc provision, you need to choose the Build option from the Run menu in Graphite, and then choose Build (with provision). You'll be able to select your provision and then download the .ipa package once the build completes. You can then distribute this package.
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Graphite accepts only an AppStore provision for Publishing, because the publish wizard builds and signs for the iOS App Store, and then uploads to the App Store directly.
If you want to build a package that you can distribute and sign it with an AdHoc provision, you need to choose the Build option from the Run menu in Graphite, and then choose Build (with provision). You'll be able to select your provision and then download the .ipa package once the build completes. You can then distribute this package.
Regards,
Yavor Georgiev
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answered on 30 Aug 2013, 08:37 PM
Will this feature ever be present in Mist? I dislike graphite and I'm on a mac so I prefer using a web interface. I would however like to test my app on a physical device without the use of ion.
*scratch this, i'm an idiot. it IS there. next to ion. awesome*
*scratch this, i'm an idiot. it IS there. next to ion. awesome*