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    Unanswered: Native packaging on Windows for iOs testing problem


    Hi,

    New to Sencha trying to compile my first app. Went through the provisioning and cert process on Apple's site...a bunch of hoops. Added a new .json config file and updated accordingly. After several hours of wrestling with the p12 cert, etc. I got the build to "sign and package successfully" but then I go look in the build (output) directory and there is no .app file. Am I missing something?

    This is the contents of the output directory which is quite different than the documentation / native packaging demo shows:

    senchaOutput.gif

    Here is the config file (cert is in app root):

    {
    "applicationName":"Haun iPad Test",
    "applicationId":"com.imaginuity.haunipadtest",
    "versionString":"1.0",
    "iconName:":"icon.png",
    "inputPath":"build/production",
    "outputPath":"build2/",
    "configuration":"Debug",
    "platform":"iOS",
    "deviceType":"iPad",
    "certificatePath":"ipadcert.p12",
    "certificatePassword": "password",
    "certificateAlias":"iPad Developer",
    "orientations": [
    "portrait",
    "landscapeLeft",
    "landscapeRight",
    "portraitUpsideDown"
    ]
    }

    Sorry if this is novice, new to iPad dev and Sencha.

    Thanks,

    -Steven

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    Hi Steven I'm just about to try packaging myself and your post bares out some of my questions. Firstly, step 1 of this guide http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/...tive_packaging kind of glosses over exactly what you need For certificates?? I guess it will make more sense the more I get into it. May not be much help but have two suggestions

    This http://www.sencha.com/blog/sencha-to...tive-packaging link shows an example config Json for windows. Notice this uses full paths rather than your rel paths. Maybe separate your config from your app files?

    Maybe contact Alex voloshyn direct https://mobile.twitter.com/#!/alexvoloshyn ? He appears to be lead on packaging for sencha.

    Please post anything you find out if you can.

    Good luck

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    After googling and reading more tonight I'm even more confused on this whole process. Apologies if my postings are pretty useless but I saw this and thought this thread may be similar to your issue http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...m-on-Windows-7


    I'm some way after you in terms of learning this process and tbh I'm totally lost . If you can give any guidance I'd be grateful...

    This blog post is the closest I have found to a full description of what I should be doing. Sencha docs is pretty useless. I know its using phonegap but I guess Sencha Touch 2 sdk is just substituted at this point.

    DO you need to become part of the Apple Developer Program and pay $99 to get the certificates?

    Is there any resource out there that can tell me the steps to take on a windows machine to get the sencha app onto my ipad or iphone device for testing

    Once you have got the app on your device can you then publish it to be available on the app store or do you need Mac/xcode for this?

    cheers

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    @lalexgraham
    i would ask same as your questions , and i could not find answers , any updates please ?