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1 Nov 2012 3:16 AM #1
Unanswered: A succesfull packaged sencha touch iOs app on windows.. What now?
Unanswered: A succesfull packaged sencha touch iOs app on windows.. What now?
Dear Sencha and developers,
First of all @Sencha, very very very very nice job !!
I've been able to create an app with sencha touch on windows, packaged the app with the command "sencha app build ios.json".
With the following config:
Response from CMD:Code:{ "versionString":"1.0", "iconName":"Icon.png", "applicationName":"packageDemo", "applicationId":"com.company.myapp", "bundleSeedId": "MySeedID", // Your webapp path "inputPath":"C:/Apps/iOsApps/packageDemo", // Native app destination "outputPath":"C:/Apps/iOsApps/ios", // Destination App Store!!!! "configuration":"Release", "platform":"ios", "deviceType":"iPhone", // Your Developer Cert "certificatePath": "C:/Apps/Certificaten/Mycertificate.p12", "certificatePassword":"thepassword", "provisionProfile":"c:/Apps/Certificaten/Developer.mobileprovision", //iPhone Developer "certificateAlias":"---", "orientations": ["portrait", "portraitUpsideDown" ] }
The application was succesfully packaged
The application was succesfully signed
But what now, sencha tools created a nice packagedemo.app in my outputdirectory (C:/Apps/iOsApps/ios).
How can I install this package on my iPhone on Windows?
Thanks in advance,
Nigel Severing
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3 Nov 2012 4:42 AM #2Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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Have you followed the provisioning guide?
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3 Nov 2012 11:39 AM #3
Yes, otherwise it wouldnt have created an .app folder in the outputpath right? Or do I need a mac to install the packaged file on my device?
To be clear: the application has been succesfully packaged, I just need to install the app on my iPhone, but how do I do that on a windows PC?
Thanks
Nigel


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