On 8/7/13 3:54 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
Ray,
Creating an ipa file is actually quite easy. It's just a zip archive (more or
less) of your app bundle. There is a slight trick. Follow these steps:
In the Finder, create a folder named Payload (the uppercase P is important).
Copy your app bundle into that folder.
Compress the Payload folder by right/control-clicking and choosing the Compress
option.
Now you have Payload.zip. Rename this file to [app_name].ipa. Case is
important. The finder will ask you to confirm that you want to use the .ipa
extension.
Then you can distribute it via TestFlight, or you can email it to your tester
and he/she can install it by dragging it into iTunes and then syncing his/her
device.
There are probably utilities around that can help you do this, but it's easy
enough to do manually, so I haven't really bothered.
<cough cough cough cough>
AirLaunch.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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