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dhanasekarit

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Aug 5, 2008
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Hi i'm new to mac and iphone, i have a simple xcode application using cocoa object-c. The cocoa application running in my leopard mac notebook. But i don't know how to run this application on my new iphone. let me know if any one knows.
 
Hi i'm new to mac and iphone, i have a simple xcode application using cocoa object-c. The cocoa application running in my leopard mac notebook. But i don't know how to run this application on my new iphone. let me know if any one knows.

In order to download apps onto an iPhone or iPod Touch (or, at least, to do it the way Apple wants you to ... ;)), you need to register as an iPhone developer (here: http://developer.apple.com/iphone/) and then do lots of stuff with developer certificates, provisioning, etc. etc. Although the SDK (which includes an iPhone simulator) is freely available, I think you need to pay $99 to join the developer program in order to get the ability to test on an actual iPhone (rather than just on the simulator on a Mac). Once registered, you have to obtain a development certificate and then "provision" the device on which you want to test your app.

This process is described in some detail in the iPhone OS Programming Guide (http://developer.apple.com/iphone/l...ngGuide/Introduction/chapter_1_section_1.html). I suspect that you will not be able to access this link without registering. (I am registered, so can't be sure.) There is also a good iPhone application tutorial which I found helpful.
 
i am working on iPhone OS 2.2

can we do install xcode app on iphone without need to register as an iPhone developer
 
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