how to deploy my app on jailbreaked iPod Touch 3G

[huntedsnake]

I made a small application using iPhone SDK 3.1.2 and tested it on the simulator. Now i want to deploy it on my jailbroken iPod Touch 3G running iPhone OS 3.1.2. I don't have the developer license ofcourse.

I followed this guide and many other guides on the Net and i tried both 3.1.2 and 3.0 SDK's but i'm unable to Build for the Device.
Can I install my own home made Xcode made apps on my jailbroken iPhone?

Whenever i try to build for the Device i get this error:
Code Sign error: a valid provisioning profile matching the application's Identifier 'com.yourcompany.basic' could not be found

I tried building the executable for the Simulator and copied it (SCP) to the /Applications folder on my iPhone and used ldid and chmod but it doesn't work. Can someone help me create an .IPA file for my application ? I'll send you the source code and you create an .ipa file on your system and send it to me. I'll appreciate that very much, thanks.

[Kapolani]

Open your project settings in Xcode and add two user defined settings as follows:

Project settings -> edit project settings -> Press build tab -> show [User-Defined Settings]

Add these to settings:

Setting: PROVISIONING_PROFILE_ALLOWED Value: NO
Setting: PROVISIONING_PROFILE_REQUIRED Value: NO

You either didn't do this step or you did it incorrectly.

*IMPORTANT*

Don't forget to make sure your executable has the proper permissions. In other words make sure it can be executed.

[huntedsnake]

Thanks for your quick reply. Thats the first obvious thing that came to my mind but i have already added those 2 parameters and then tried to compile (see the attached screenshot). But one strange thing i noted is that when i open the project next time, those 2 user defined settings are gone. Everytime i have to add them for the same build configuration, they are not saved with the project i dont know why.

[Kapolani]

Hmm. I don't remember getting 'application identifier' error.

I'll build a simple app tonight to see if I may have missed something.

One other thing that messed me up. It was stupid, but I was having a brain fart moment:

Make sure the script you ran is identifying the correct directory where your SDK is installed.

It defaults to 'Developer.'

I had two installations 3.0 and 3.1.2, so my 3.0 was in 'Developer2.'

**EDIT**

Just noticed that you have 'Any iPhone OS Device' set to 'iPhone Developer.' Try removing that and setting to 'don't code sign.'

[winlith]

1st u have to install the SDK of your iPhoneOS version - assuming it's 3.1.2, so u install the latest SDK, then u create a folder in your / drectory named, for example 'old'. Then u install iphone SDK, that has 3.1.2 version of Xcode (not iPhoneOS 3.1.2, but Xcode v3.1.2). Then u have to copy folders of your 3.1.2 SDK to the old Xcode dir, next add these magic plist keys, here's the guide: iPhone Software Development: Use XCode 3.1.2 to build SDK 3.0 app to 3.0 Device without provisioning profile

edit: it's important not to sign the project