Dear NailnS
My development environment-------------------
Dear NailnS
My development environment-------------------
You said.
>Then I think you need to codesign as you already are doing but with the additional option --entitlements YourEntitlements.plist
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I have tried codesign with the additional option --entitlements Entitlements.plist.
But, codesign with the additional option --entitlements "Hoge.ipa” is not start.
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Is there a case to resign after the work?
(codesign with additional option --entitlements YourEntitlements.plist)
Or
Why there was a report on how to resolve other?
secimo
One way to check is to run this on the command line comparing the two apps
codesign -v -v -d --entitlements - xxxxxxx.app
Is together at all.
Then, would have had reports of solutions to ReSign at this case?
secimo
Have you tried signing with entitlements?
What I mean is you need to first create an XML / Plist file called "YourEntitlements.plist" that contains an application-identifier and keychain-access-groups containing <APP-ID>.<com.othercompany.whatever>
Then I think you need to codesign as you already are doing but with the additional option --entitlements YourEntitlements.plist
HTH
N
If it is not codesigned, then it will not run.
In your case I am not quite clear on what you have done, but it is a detailed area where things can go wrong. It is worth going through the tech note here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#technotes/tn2250/
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Hi secimo
It might be that the package is missing entitlements after it has been resigned.
One way to check is to run this on the command line comparing the two apps
codesign -v -v -d --entitlements - xxxxxxx.app
If I am right there will be a difference in the output. If this is the case then you will need to research this area a bit more: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#technotes/tn2250/
HTH
N
What does your Entitlements.plist say?
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