I was considering developing an in-house iOS application that supports CarPlay. However the problem is that when I am trying to apply for CarPlay entitlement with this link: https://developer.apple.com/contact/carplay/ on my enterprise account it gives me an information that I need to be a member of Apple Developer Program.
So I understand that as a member of Apple Enterprise Developer Program I am not able to develop for CarPlay?
1 . in-house iOS application for you need to purchase enterprise developer account.
https://developer.apple.com/programs/enterprise/($299)
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I am trying to upload the app to app store but getting this error on validating the app or distribution.
Team "Username (Personal Team)" is not enrolled in the Apple
Developer Program. Distribution requires enrollment in the Apple
Developer Program. Visit https://developer.apple.com/account to
enroll.
I am new iOS development and app built with the react native framework and publishing the app using XCode 11.2.1. I am using a team member account as an app manager.
I find this Apple Developer link for the known issue but I don't understand the solution they are providing. Can any body explain it.
I am trying to check if the Enterprise iOS Application can be distributed through Apple MDM. I read through Distributing Enterprise Apps where it says "Distribute the iOS App file using MDM".
I also read some of this document of MDM but its too messy. Can someone list some simple steps to distribute Enterprise Apps through MDM?
Thanks in advance
I know in iOS developer program, a developer can use an ad hoc distribution profile to build an app, and this app is for testing purpose and can be installed on up to 100 devices.
Is there such a limitation for app developed with a Enterprise program account?
And since this app is for internal use, does the employee's device need to be configured somehow to use this in-house app?
And is there any technical problem if I distribute the in-house app (for free) to a larger audience via a web link or email? I know this can be interpreted as violation to the Enterprise program, I am just wondering if this is technically doable.
There is no limitation on how many devices you can install the enterprise app. All you need is properly configured provisioning profile and signing identity and the UDID in the provisioning profile. I do believe you can distribute ad-hoc similarly as with normal iOS developer account, even easier.
There is much information available on StackOverflow already:
IOS Enterprise Distribution Through OTA
Enterprise distribution of iOS applications
iOS Developer Enterprise Program
iOS Enterprise Deployment / Expiration
iOS enterprise account for distribution
iOS Enterprise Developer Program
Deploying ios apps wirelessly .Enterprise apps
And many more: https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=ios+enterprise
Please read through those first and you will get most of the information you need.
Beginning iOS 9, another important consideration is on first install Apple prompts you with an 'Untrusted Enterprise Developer' prompt. This requires you to go to Settings: General > Profiles and select 'Trust X' for the correct profile.
Not a show stopper. However, an important consideration if you need to do a large distribution as testers need to be informed.
I am new to itunesConnect and iOS app development & distribution.
I have an application that is developed and tested using the provisioning certificates that are generated by using an account of Account Type : In-House. Now the application is ready to distribute.
But, I got stuck in distributing the application. Tried to upload in iTunesConnect, but some link says that iTunesConnect will not help to distribute in-house apps. What shall I do now to distribute the app.
I got stuck in this stage for the last 2 weeks.
You can't distribute apps on the App store with an iOS Developer Enterprise Program account (see the Enterprise account FAQ).
If I am enrolled in the iOS Developer Enterprise Program, can I distribute my apps on the App Store?
No. The ability to distribute apps on the App Store is only available
to developers enrolled in the standard iOS Developer Program. The iOS
Developer Enterprise Program only allows you to distribute your apps
to employees or members of your organization through Ad Hoc
distribution.
If your company is enrolled in the iOS Developer Enterprise Program
but would also like to distribute your app(s) to customers on the App
Store, you will need to enroll in the iOS Developer Program.
Only iOS Developer Program can create provisioning profiles which can be used to submit apps to the App store.
You should sign up for a iOS Developer Program account and then you will have the following option when creating a provisioning profile.
If you want to distribute your application (make sure you don't break the license agreement - ยง2.6
No Other Permitted Uses) you should use the middle option when creating an IPA in Xcode.
The offical Apple process for deployment and distribution can be found here (This is probably the better document to look at on that page).
I am wanting to put my iPhone app on a test device. I read somewhere where I need a developer certificate. Do I need to be in a paid developer program to create a developer certificate and provisioning profile?
Yes, you need to be a paid developer. Basically is a two-step process:
Create your Apple developer account and join the iOS Developer Program. It will cost you $99/year and it allows you to test your apps on a device and distribute your apps in the app store. You can go here to register.
Follow these steps in order to provision your test device
Yes. You need to sign up with the developer program to debug on devices and deploy to test devices.
You must first sign up to be an offical developer here:
iOS Developer Program
Then you must register devices via the provisioning portal:
iOS Provisioning Portal
#simm0t is correct, you do need a paid IOS developer account. You can get one of those on developer.apple.com.
Also, if you simply cannot go through that process for whatever reason you can develop your app with a dummy certificate/provisioning (you can find these online) and upload to a jailbroken device, then install your app with Installous. While I was a student and couldn't afford a paid IOS dev account this is how I was able to learn to make iPhone apps and test them on my iPod touch.