Thread: Provision Profile missing
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Last Post By: Chris Monks
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Hi all,
I am trying to do my first test app but when I try to set up all the provisioning options I am getting stuck. Under Tools > Options > Provisioning I have selected the certificate and profile I need to use fine and the correct SDK is selected. When I go to Project > Options > Provisioning it wont let me select the Provision Profile at all saying "No provisioning profile found for the selected build configuration and selected device...". I have checked the iPad has the correct Provisioning Profile certificates and XCode is showing it too under Preferences. I have no idea what to try next. I have removed the Provisioning certificates and done it all again with no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I am trying to do my first test app but when I try to set up all the provisioning options I am getting stuck. Under Tools > Options > Provisioning I have selected the certificate and profile I need to use fine and the correct SDK is selected. When I go to Project > Options > Provisioning it wont let me select the Provision Profile at all saying "No provisioning profile found for the selected build configuration and selected device...". I have checked the iPad has the correct Provisioning Profile certificates and XCode is showing it too under Preferences. I have no idea what to try next. I have removed the Provisioning certificates and done it all again with no luck.
Start a project in Xcode (File|New|Project, Single View App, give it any name)
In the device selection drop down (near the top left), select the target device.
Make sure Deployment Target is at or below the device's OS version
Select the appropriate value from the Team drop down
At this point, Xcode will probably tell you there are issues. Click the Fix issues button, then return to the Delphi IDE and try again.
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Dave Nottage [TeamB]
Delphi Worlds blog: http://delphi.radsoft.com.au/blog |
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{quote:title=Dave Nottage wrote:}
Start a project in Xcode (File|New|Project, Single View App, give it any name)
In the device selection drop down (near the top left), select the target device.
Make sure Deployment Target is at or below the device's OS version
Select the appropriate value from the Team drop down
At this point, Xcode will probably tell you there are issues. Click the Fix issues button, then return to the Delphi IDE and try again.
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Dave Nottage [TeamB]
Delphi Worlds blog: http://delphi.radsoft.com.au/blog
Thanks David, that worked fine and seems to match up with what I have selected in Delphi which is what has me confused. |
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