Salve sto provando a generare la mia prima app con dps (adobe CC), credo di aver seguito correttamente l'intera procedura, tuttavia nel momento in cui tento con l'app Loader di sottomettere ad Apple l'app generata, ricevo questo messaggio come feedback.
Cosa sbaglio? Come si risolve?
Grazie
The error is correctly telling you what is wrong. You signed the app with a certificate that doesn't match the mobileprovision file you specified in App Builder. Make sure you didn't mix up your certificates and mobileprovision files with another set you have on your machine.
One way to make 100% sure you have the right mobileprovision and certificate file is to make them again in the iTunes developer portal and put them in a dedicated folder on your machine for the application you are trying to build.
Neil
thanks, I solved :-), I was convinced that the development and distribution certificates were generic for Apple account, rather than tied to a single app.
Hi Neil! i also have the same problem but i don't understand where i can found the 2 different mobile provisioning!!
One is to put inside the DPS APP Builder and the other one to sign the app (to make the .zip) where i found it??
Thank you very much
TKART STAFF
It means you used the wrong .mobileprovision file. Delete the .mobileprovision file from your machine, go to iTunes, and download a new one that matches the certificate you are using to sign the app.
Neil
but APP Builder ask me two time the mobileproviosn... one in the last step to build the app and than to sign it to download! i put the same mobileprovision file but it generate the error!!
I read the DPS guide step by step and it write:
“The distribuition mobile provisioning file information will be entered automatically for you”
but is not true.... where i can found that file?? i don't understand sorry..
Thanks a lot
Tkart
The problem is your .mobileprovision file is wrong. Delete your .mobileprovision file. Go into iTunes. Download a new .mobileprovision file. Use that file in App Builder in the two places where it asks you for it.
Neil