I'm going crazy and any help is appreciated. I am trying to do this:
Create an Enterprise distribution application and install it on devices without having to register their UDIDs and without developing devices with provisioning profiles. This application will be available to users through Airwatch. I cannot use third-party tools like Testflight.
Here is what I did:
- I have an enterprise account. -I have a training profile for the type development team and a distribution profile, and they confirmed that they are both in key chains. These are wildcard profiles, I'm not sure if this is important. -When creating a project for release, I have debugging configured on the Team profile (development), and the release is installed in the distribution profile. -I then do a regular build of the application and then the archive. -When I save the archive, I save it for "Enterprise or Ad-Hoc". (An enterprise is what I want). -And then check the box "Save for enterprise distribution" and enter the URL of my application (which I assume is com.blahblah.app), and also add the name of the application. I don’t want to release this through the server, I just want to do it myself,which can be provided to our airtime administrator.
When I try to use Apple Configurator, I get an error: "A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found."
As far as I understand, I do not need a provisioning profile because it must be associated with the application when I build the archive correctly? Or I misunderstand the ability of an Enterprise account.
All I want to do is create a standalone profile that has a provisioning profile built in so that I can use the Apple Configurator to check for autonomy before sending it to Admin.
All the posts I found regarding this are out of date, so I hope someone can help. I am using Xcode 5.0.2.
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