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Richardsonke
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Richardsonke
asked on 10 Aug 2012, 02:06 PM
Now that Icenium Beta 2 is out with publishing support, are we permitted to "Go Live" with apps created with Icenium if we already have a Kendo UI Mobile license? Thanks.
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answered on 14 Aug 2012, 05:46 AM
Hi Keith,
Feel free to publish your apps via the Publish functionality available in Graphite. Please share your feedback with us how the publishing goes.
Feel free to publish your apps via the Publish functionality available in Graphite. Please share your feedback with us how the publishing goes.
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answered on 28 Sep 2012, 07:48 AM
When I use the Publish function for Appl AppStore I first see a window saying:
When I click the builld-button in that Window I get an error message saying:
My Code Signing Identity is correct (in project properties) and in Graphite options I have a provision. I can build an .ipa file within mist without problems. Am I missing something?
You Application validators are OK!
When I click the builld-button in that Window I get an error message saying:
No developer profile for AppStore submission is available
My Code Signing Identity is correct (in project properties) and in Graphite options I have a provision. I can build an .ipa file within mist without problems. Am I missing something?
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Hi Jan-Dirk,
Please make sure the type of your provision is App Store. There are two kinds of provisions - Developer and Distribution. The Developer provision is used only to locally build and deploy an app. The Distribution provision has two sub-types. The first is Ad-Hoc - a distribution provision with a set of devices it can be deployed on. Typically Ad-Hoc provisions are used when distributing an app to beta testers.
The other type of Distribution provision is the App Store one - with no devices for distribution selected. You need to create just such a provision in the iOS Developer Portal and import it in Icenium. Graphite's Publish dialog for iOS requires an App Store provision. If you build your app with any other kind of provision, Apple's App Store submission process will automatically reject your app package.
Greetings,
Yavor Georgiev
the Telerik teamIcenium
Please make sure the type of your provision is App Store. There are two kinds of provisions - Developer and Distribution. The Developer provision is used only to locally build and deploy an app. The Distribution provision has two sub-types. The first is Ad-Hoc - a distribution provision with a set of devices it can be deployed on. Typically Ad-Hoc provisions are used when distributing an app to beta testers.
The other type of Distribution provision is the App Store one - with no devices for distribution selected. You need to create just such a provision in the iOS Developer Portal and import it in Icenium. Graphite's Publish dialog for iOS requires an App Store provision. If you build your app with any other kind of provision, Apple's App Store submission process will automatically reject your app package.
Greetings,
Yavor Georgiev
the Telerik teamIcenium