I was not able to build sample test app with iOS Simulator. Also I see only iphone is enabled and ipad is not. I have multiple xcode (4.0, 4.0.1, 3.2.5 and 3.2.1) installed on machine.
When I create a new app and build, it actually build to ios 3.1.3 as default. Here is my log http://pastebin.com/y9uX1RSz It finds all sdk and it quits the simulator as soon as it open.
There is an option to change the android sdk folder, but there is no alternative to change the ios SDK version in preferences.
I even try to modify the build deployment sdk to 4.2 with no luck. Also I see there are some plist (stylesheet.plist and debugger.plist) missing. And no demos (kitchensink) available as part of mobilesdk.
I've downloaded Titanium studio 1.0.1 which downloads mobilesdk 1.7.1 on its initial run.
It is the same with mobilesdk 1.7.2 which I've downloaded separately and copied to /library/Application support/Titanium
Update:
The issue is, I was not able to run a sample prj with iphone simulator. Ironically it works if I try to build with Android. The same mobile sdk works if I try from Titanium developer 1.2.2, but I was not able to develop or run sample code with Titanium studio.
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I noticed that Cordova is not compatible with the latest version of Xcode 10. To test the app I use this command:
cordova run ios --buildFlag='-UseModernBuildSystem=0'
and it works all correctly. I would like to know if it is possible to load applications built with the old Xcode system on the app store.
Using XCode legacy build system works completely fine when uploading to the AppStore. I still maintain an ionic 1 project that way.
Also, might I suggest checking out the release notes on the new build system which might answer some of your questions: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode_release_notes/xcode_10_release_notes/build_system_release_notes_for_xcode_10
I face a problem when upgrading my project from Worklight 6.3 to MFP 7.1. I'm using MFP 7.1 to build an iPad environment with Worklight 6.3 source code (include using Worklight SDK). Besides that, I'm also copy WorklightSDK folder and files(e.g. libWorklightStaticLibProject.a) to the MFP 7.1 iPad project.
When I run the iPad environment, I get an error "Failed to load webpage with error: The URL can’t be shown" and the screen is stop at IBM landing page.
Anyone can guide or teach me to fix this problem? Thank you.
Besides that, I'm also copy WorklightSDK folder and files(e.g. libWorklightStaticLibProject.a) to the MFP 7.1 iPad project.
What do you mean by that? Is this a Hybrid app or a Native app?
In case of a Hybrid app I suggest for you to try and delete the native folder and re-build the project.
In case of a Native app I suggest that you will remove the WorklightSDK folder from the native project, create a new NativeAPI project in MobileFirst Studio and copy the newly generated WorklightSDK folder to the native project.
I'm trying to build a blank cordova application into my iPad Air 2 with Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise edition as i've already done it with success with the release candidate version.
I've got node.js v 4.2.2 on both machines since version 5.2.0 was hanging the build indefinitely, i've also got latest version of iTunes (12.3.1) as well as iOS 9.2 on the mobile device.
I've got the remote MAC set up and everything works fine for the building part, infact i've checked and the .ipa file is there at the end of the build into the folder ...\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\BlankCordovaApp1\BlankCordovaApp1\bin\iOS\Debug and if i launch that it will correctly install into iTunes and the iPad itself.
The problem is that the build action with Configuration "iOS" and "Local Device" with the iPad connected to the windows 7 PC will hang indefinitely after copying back said .ipa file after writing this line into the Build Output:
2>------ Deploy started: Project: BlankCordovaApp1, Configuration: Debug iOS ------
No matter how much time i wait it wont start the debug session even if i authorized the pc onto the iPad and have my web Inspector turned on onto the safari options. At this point i have to interrupt the build to be able to work again.
What really gets me is that if i connect the iPad to the MAC machine and build with "Remote Device" option the build works fine and i can debug remotely from my windows pc, unfortunately working like that isn't an option since the Apple machine isn't in the same room of my developing machine.
Any insight about this issue would be really appreciate, thanks in advance.
You are using a recent version of node and thus will also need to use a recent version of Cordova.
Specifically, you need to use Cordova 5.3.3 to be able to use Node.js 4.x.x+. The hang you are experiencing is exactly why. It's an incompatibility with a down stream node module and Node 4.x.x. You can downgrade to Node 0.12.x or upgrade your Cordova project to 5.3.3.
http://cordova.apache.org/news/2015/09/22/tools-release.html
Note that Node 5.x.x is only supported in Cordova 5.4.1.
This should be addressed in the latest VS Tools for Cordova Update 6. Deploying to local device is now available.
Take a look at http://microsoft.github.io/vstacoblog/2016/02/04/announcing-update-6.html.
On my machine I have installed:
Xcode 4.5
Xcode 4.4
MonoTouch 6.x
MonoTouch 5.2.13
For an older app, I build using Xcode 4.4 and MonoTouch 5.2.13. To do so, I change the paths in the SDK section of MonoDevelop's settings.
However, now I need to test run the app that was built with SDK 4.4 and MT 5.2.13 on the iOS Simulator 6.0. How can I tell MonoDevelop what path for the simulator to use?
The dropdown of the Simulator itself doesn't offer v6.0 because back than with SDK 4.4, there was no v6.0.
This is currently not supported in MonoTouch (nor in Xcode for that matter).
That said, you might be able to do the following:
Build & run your app using the Xcode 4.4 SDK / iOS 5.1 Simulator. Copy the app directory from the simulator (one way to figure out where the app resides is to run it in the simulator using MonoDevelop, then execute ps aux | grep debugtrack from a terminal window - this should show the simulator process and the path to the binary).
Build & run your app using Xcode 4.5 SDK. Figure out again where the app resides like above (since it's a different simulator the directory will change), and replace the contents of it with what you saved in the previous step.
Now you might be able to run the app in the iOS 6 simulator (either with MonoDevelop or by tapping it). Note that since Xcode itself doesn't really allow you to do this, many things may break. The only supported way to test a build using an older SDK is to test it on a real device.
The issue is that I cannot now successfully build my Dreamweaver + PhoneGap App in Xcode for release in the iTunes App Store.
Background - I have been building an app using Dreamweaver and the built-in PhoneGap. To start with everything was working, including the emulator which started via Dreamweaver and the Xcode build. I have an early version of the app running on my iPhone right now with no problem.
After installing Lion on release, I started to encounter problems in that the App would not start in the emulator straight from Dreamweaver, but produced a fail message. However it did make an App bundle which could then be opened from Xcode itself. That was fine, but unfortunately now the App will not build or run at all in the emulator or my 'phone, which seems to stem from me doing a Clean in Xcode which I haven't done for a while. Very frustrating as it has been 3 months work and I was just about to release it on iTunes.I would be really grateful for ideas - the full buildlog.log is here http://bit.ly/tbYzVU
You may notice in your build log the following error on Line 39, which appears many times in your log:
ERROR: The requested SDK ("4.3") is not installed.
The version of PhoneGap you're using in Dreamweaver is looking for the iOS 4.3 Simulator at:
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator4.3.sdk
However, when upgrading to Mac OS X 10.7 "Lion" and presumably installing Xcode 4.2 from the AppStore, you probably only have the iOS 5 SDK. From the Xcode release notes:
What's New in Version 4.2.1
Features and enhancements in previous Xcode updates:
Xcode 4.2 includes SDKs for Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and iOS 5.
To verify what SDKs (Software Developer Kits) you have on your computer, open the following directory in the Finder:
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/
It's likely that all you need to do is adjust which SDK Dreamweaver is targeting when building or emulating your app.
In your situation, you'll want to change your Site/App's SDK from iOS 4 to iOS 5.
From the Dreamweaver Help section for Packaging Web Applications, refer to Creating an Application Package (Mac OS):
Select Site > Mobile Applications > Configure Application Framework
Confirm iOS Developer Tools Path is configured to /Developer
Select Site > Mobile Applications > Application Settings
Under Select Target OS Version, for "iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad, choose 5.0
Build your App using Site > Mobile Applications > Emulate and Build