I just want to test the app in a real device, but it seems the SDK does not match, I only have a 10.5.8 Mac and can not upgrade to 10.6 rightnow, then I could not get the lastest SDK version 4.
Any method to do that?
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If you create a distribution version of your app (signed with a distribution provisioning profile, get-task-allow set to false in Entitlements.plist etc.) and package it in a .ipa file, then you can install it via iTunes onto your device and test it.
However, it won't be possible to install it from XCode or to debug it because XCode insists on having a matchin SDK. And that's only included with more recent versions of XCode.
Codo
2010-10-02 15:58:54
I suspect you can also install Development apps with iTunes, and iPhone Configuration Utility should also work unless they've restricted that to be 10.6+.
tc.
2010-10-02 16:09:18
codo's solution works, all i need to do is to create an ad-hoc profile and install it in my device.
virsir
2010-10-09 08:09:06
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tc.
2010-10-02 16:08:17