Digicorp

Following steps may help you deploying your application successfully on the device.

• Download your .mobileprovision and .cer certificates from developer.apple.com website.
• Add the certificates to your keychain in Mac.
• Add your mobile provision certificate in Xcode project. Drag the certificate to Xcode in left pane of window and drop there.
• Select the Project and go to Edit Project Settings

• Select Build Tab
• Select Configuration as Release
• Go to code signing
• Add your certificate in Any iPhone OS Device section
• When you add certificate in for Code Signing Identity, then it must be in list of Any iPhone OS Device option.

• Follow same steps for Debug configuration also.
• Do same change for Debug and Release configuration in Edit Active Target “Project Name” setting also

• Edit the ProjectName-info.plist file in resources group and change the company name with yourcompany name on which you have registered your certificate in following value com.digicorp.${PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier} and save the project.

• To solve invalid entitlement issue first right click on application and add new file
• Under the iPhone OS select Code Signing
• Select the Entitlements
• Make sure it is saved as Entitlements.plist

• Now uncheck the box of get-task-allow property in Entitlements.plist

• Set the Any iPhone OS Device with saved entitlements certificate under Code Signing Entitlements for Debug and Release configuration.

• Set the device OS for which you want to deploy your application from top left bar of Xcode window.
• Save the Project and Build it.

It will successfully deploy your application on device.

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