Hi Jon, I've used TestFlight and MonoTouch without issues.
It's great that MonoDevelop will add the support, but in the meantime, the .ipa is easy to create - just take the output from the MonoTouch project (the resulting file in the bin/release folder) and copy it into a folder named "Payload". ZIP that up and rename it to .ipa (instead of .zip). You can also add an image which will be used as the icon for the app - just add it to the .zip (not in the Payload folder, but alongside it) and name it "iTunesArtwork". Then you can drag/drop this in iTunes, or upload it to TestFlight. Note that you do need a proper distribution certificate with each devices id that you want to install it onto. TestFlight makes it easy to capture that - have your testers respond to your invite from the iDevice and it sends you the device id. Add that id to your distribution certificate and then sign the app with it and you are golden. Feel free to email me if you have questions or problems! mark On Sep 1, 2011, at 5:05 PM, Miguel de Icaza wrote: > Hello Jon, > > I’ve heard of a service (https://testflightapp.com/) that can generate a > distributable IPA for clients who want to > > Beta test. It requires their serial number and an IPA of the app. Limited to > 100 devices, so its not a bypass for iTunes. > > How can I create this with MT? > > > We are adding IPA support directly into MonoDevelop, and we are also adding > directly support to post your IPAs into TestFlightApp. > > The feature is on hold as Rolf went on vacation, but we are resuming that > work next Monday and roll it out in the Alpha channel. > > Miguel > _______________________________________________ > MonoTouch mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/monotouch
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