In Xcode4.2,we can see Developer Profile at Organizer
But in Xcode4.3, it's disappeared.
Then,how to import my Developer provisioning profile into Xcode4.3 or where is it?
Click refresh and enter your credentials?
In the devices organizer:
Select your team in the Teams section.
Click Import.
Select the file containing your code signing assets.
Enter the password for the file, and click Open.
Troubleshooting: If you don’t see the Team section in the devices organizer:
Drag the password-protected file that contains your code signing assets to the Xcode icon in the Dock.
From this Apple tech note:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/ToolsLanguages/Conceptual/Xcode4UserGuide/Devices/Devices.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40010215-CH12-SW16
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I have use IntelliJ for the development and it's always need permission to open in the Mac OS Sierra.
I have changed the settings in the Security and Privacy to Allow apps downloaded from - app store and identified developers and its behaves still the same.
I have followed the steps to provide an exception for opening,
To override your security settings and open the app anyway:
a. In the Finder, locate the app you want to open.
b. Don’t use Launchpad to do this. Launchpad doesn’t allow you to access the shortcut menu.
c. Press the Control key, then click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.
d. Click Open.
The app is saved as an exception to your security settings, and you can open it in the future by double-clicking it just as you can any registered app.
However, it doesn't help at all. How do I open it with only by double clicking?
I get this error, verbatim, when trying to build and install to a device.
This is my environment:
Xcode 8
El Capitan
Has anyone run into this problem? How did you solve it?
Thank you
Go to Xcode Preferences -> Accounts tab -> Double-click your team name -> Click the + at the bottom left of the dialog box that appears -> Select iOS Development.
This will create a new development certificate that will allow you to install and test on your device.
In my case problem was in revoked certificate.
To fix this problem:
Go to Xcode –> Preferences –> Accounts –> Select needed Apple ID –> Double-click your Team –> Check certificate with Status Revoked.
Go to Keychain Access –> Search for certificate was revoked –> Delete it.
I got this error immediately after a repair to replace the MagSafe module on my MacBook Pro (I am guessing the long period with the battery unplugged reset the SMC). I really didn't want to recreate the signing certificate so I went into the Keychain, realised I had so many expired keys still present and decided to delete the expired ones. I Go back to Xcode, clean the project and rebuild and boom...everything works fine. Hope this helps someone
go to your apple developer site and download the signing certificate. Once downloaded you should be able to click and it will auto do its thing and should be good after that
I want to download xcode8.dmg file without Appstore login. I searched many sites but I couldn't find anything.
You can download Xcode directly from Apple's webpage if you have an Apple Developer ID:
Open http://developer.apple.com
Click on "Develop" in the top menu bar.
Click on "Downloads" in the sub menu bar.
Log in with your Apple Developer ID.
Choose the Xcode version you want to download.
If you don't have a developer ID, you can only get it on the App Store, therefor you just need a normal Apple ID.
I am trying to invite testers to my iOS app through iTunes Connect, but when they receive an invitation, nothing is working..
Seen the screenshot below:
That is what happens when clicking the link from the iTunes Connect new user e-mail:
Welcome to iTunes Connect. You have successfully created an iTunes
Connect account for 123#123.com. To complete the process,
activate your account using the password already associated with this
Apple ID.
If you have any questions about this email, please use Contact Us.
Regards, The iTunes Store team
Am I doing something wrong?
The problem seems to be that a script in the page is referring to a non-public hostname idmsauth-stable.corp.apple.com. I was able to workaround this issue by manually modifying the script in Chrome Developer Tools and re-executing the code in the Developer Console.
1) Open the activation URL in Chrome
2) Open Chrome Developer Tools (Cmd-Alt-I on OS X, Ctrl-Shift-I on Windows)
3) Go to the Sources tab
4) Find main.js (itunesconnect.apple.com/itc/static-resources/main.js)
5) Modify line 20 to replace "idmsauth-stable.corp.apple.com" with "idmsa.apple.com"
6) Select the contents of the main.js file and copy to the clipboard
7) Paste into the console (you may need to tap the ">_" button to make it visible)
8) Press "Enter"
You should now see the expected iTunes Connect spinner appear and eventually you'll see a Terms and Conditions window.
Credit by apboyle from apple forums
It seems Apple fixed the issue, I don't get the white screen anymore.
I use Weblogic 12.1.3, when logged to admin server I see a tab with label "WLDF Console Extension" when choosing it, I get this message
"The WLDF Console Extension, which provided visual tools to display diagnostic information in this domain, has been replaced in this release by new integrated Monitoring Dashboard and Request Performance tools. For more information on these updates, please consult the online help and release notes for this release..."
How to hide this uselss tab, I have another installtion at work with the same version does not have this tab.
In general the WLDF extension is not installed by default so someone must have put it there and/or turned it on. To remove it there are 2 options:
Navigate to <domain dir>/console-ext and remove the diagnostics-console-extension.jar file. Restart your admin server.
Click the perferences link at the top of the admin console, click the Extensions tab, find the diagnostics-console-extension and disable it
If you ever need it back you can re-enable it or copy it back into your domain directory from the WL_HOME\server\lib\console-ext folder