What we do here: - We have a professional account. With our 100 device limit we offer some beta test to a client or internal tests/demos for presentation. - A client that get the application, get the enterprise account, since it says that with enterprise you can freely distribute application internally for your collaborators/personal of your company. In this case, internal distribution inside your client that has enterprise account - We configure, if the client permit, all provision and certificate things with them enterprise account. - On MonoDevelop, I have my developer account to debug. - Have each enterprise provision for distribution and enterprise certificate so when I compile the version of a client, I select it's provision certificate. - The application name must be unique, so if the name is com.yourcompany.yourapplication, on the appstore version with our certificate, we call our application to each client like com.yourcompany.yourapplicationclientname1, and com.yourcompany.yourapplicationclientname2 etc... And must change it when compiling the release version of the correct client.
You technically can get an enterprise account for your company and distribute to others, but it could hurt the apple contract since personal of other companies (clients) aren't from your company. But it could be really more easy and practical :/ Karl From: MilkyJoe <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 03:43:29 -0800 (PST) To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject: [MonoTouch] Enterprise Deployment Question I currently have a standard Apple developer account. I'm currently developing an iPad app for a client, that they want to distribute internally to a select number of devices. To date, I've only deployed to the App Store to date, and the whole enterprise deployment is getting more confusing the more I read about it! As I understand it, if my client wants to deploy to 100 devices or less, I can use the Ad Hoc approach. I can create a profile for 100 devices that they simply need to add to their devices, yes? Is the list of devices per app, or per account? i.e. Can I only have 100 devices for all of my apps, or each app can have its own list of 100 devices? With Enterprise deployment, I'd need an Enterprise Developer account with apple (upgrade from standard possible?). Would this enable me to create an app for use by a client, or would this only enable me to create apps for internal distribution within my own company? Are there any additional steps or requirements for registering? We have a meeting with a client shortly, and they're going to ask about their options. I've been reading the Apple documents, but I'm now more confused than ever! Many thanks. -- View this message in context: http://monotouch.2284126.n4.nabble.com/Enterprise-Deployment-Question-tp4376 016p4376016.html Sent from the MonoTouch mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ MonoTouch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/monotouch
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