Problem installing Gamesalad viewer on my iPad

ancchancch Member, PRO Posts: 103
edited November -1 in Working with GS (Mac)
I have problem installing the Gamesalad viewer on my iPad.
I get "No provisioned iOS device is connected." when my iPad is connected via USB.

I have downloaded the latest iOS SDK 4.2.
Made all the changes in Xcode
Bundle ID and provisioning is done
When build and run in xCode, the viewer is uploaded to my iPhone 4 successfully.
But when I connect my iPad, Xcode shows no iPad is connected.
I get "No provisioned iOS device is connected." Why?

Please help!

Comments

  • Rob2Rob2 Member Posts: 2,402
    make sure your ipad is listed as one of the devices included for the provisioning profile you are using--------

    ios provisioning portal -provisioning-development-(the profile you are using)

    make sure you are building with the correct profile in xcode-------------

    xcode-project-edit project settings-build-code signing-code signing identity-(the profile that includes your ipad)
  • JohnPapiomitisJohnPapiomitis Member Posts: 6,256
    did u drag your provisiong profile into itunes?
  • ancchancch Member, PRO Posts: 103
    @Rob2 Yes, I had done all those listed by you. Still can't work. Help!

    @JohnPapiomitis How do I drag provisioning profile into itunes?
  • ancchancch Member, PRO Posts: 103
    tshirtbooth: This really puzzles me. I have done everything you showed in your GS viewer video tutorial. It works fine for my iPhone 4. But when I plug my iPad via USB, Xcode just cannot acknowledge my iPad. It shows "No active executable device".

    I doubt there is anything wrong with my iPad. It has the latest OS 4.2.1.
    The certificates and provisioning are there. I can publish my app directly from Gamesalad and upload the app to my iPad via iTunes. No issues there.

    Puzzling. Hope you can solve this.

    Note: I recently wiped my iPad clean and restored as new instead of restoring from back up. Wonder if this has anything to do with the problem...
  • ancchancch Member, PRO Posts: 103
    Just solved it. I went to Xcode > Window > Organizer > select iPad
    Click "Use for Development"

    What a relief!

    Thanks all for your inputs!
  • tvgrafxtvgrafx Member Posts: 30
    The thing that was getting me was not checking the 2048 bit and the RSA button. Plus, I had too many certificates in the Key Chain app. Xcode error report spot that right away, which was why I was getting the Red Failed & icon.

    Hope this helps someone out.
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