I installed Xcode beta 5 and no iPad Simulator. Where do I find it? thnx
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You are looking for the program iPhone Simulator.
If not, you can test your website in Safari on iPad using the iPhone Simulator (Hardware -> Device -> iPad).
Above is from Technical Note TN2262
If you can't find it via searchlight, than try looking in /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/Applications/iPhone\ Simulator
Edit: This Technical Note is publicly accessible and not under NDA.
Brandon Bodnár
2010-03-19 18:44:46
Based on cde's comment to your post, My post is not a violation of the NDA, nor is OP's question.
Brandon Bodnár
2010-03-21 04:02:30
Thanks for clarifying the NDA bits; several flags, but I'm satisfied that this is fine.
Marc Gravell
2010-03-21 09:21:15
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As this stuff is covered under the NDA, no one can legally discuss it in a public forum.
You can however head to Apple's private developer forums ( https://devforums.apple.com/index.jspa ) and discuss it there.
ericgorr
2010-03-19 18:45:22
Actually, No. The procedure for finding the simulator for iPad is outlined in Apple's Technical Note TN2262, which is not under NDA.
Brandon Bodnár
2010-03-19 18:52:53
True, and the OP asked basically where to find the simulator. But the public tech note pertains to using the Simulator to prepare web content; the screen shots above pertain to app development, which is not in the public Tech Note and are therefore covered by the NDA.
cdespinosa
2010-03-20 16:37:59
Thanks Chris for confirming my belief that this discussion is a violation of the NDA.I hope that everyone who voted my answer down can now recognize this and reverse that vote as as to prevent anyone from being confused in the future and inadvertently place their development at risk.But, perhaps, the best thing to happen is for the forum admins to simply delete this question from the archives.I will be reporting it to them now as well.
ericgorr
2010-03-21 02:54:26
The post about the tech note is OK, and it's pretty much responsive to the OP's question. The Iggy post is mostly OK (while mostly useless and nonresponsive to the question), but Iggy's posting of the screen shot of the iPad SDK is probably in violation of the SDK confidentiality agreement. As said above, Apple's confidential forums are specifically set up for questions about non-public seed distribution.
cdespinosa
2010-03-21 03:54:37
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Try creating an iPad project and ask to launch it in the simulator.
Kendall Helmstetter Gelner
2010-03-19 18:51:59
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After you install the SDK successfully, Run Xcode and create a new project. Select iPad for product. When you create an iPhone project for iPhone OS 3.2, you will see that every time you Build and Run it, it appears in the iPad simulator instead of the iPhone simulato
There is not much too see when you run the simulator without a project
Iggy
2010-03-20 08:15:57