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iOS Settings Screen (Magic xpa 4.x)

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iOS Settings Screen (Magic xpa 4.x)

This screen appears if you selected the iOS deployment option.

From this screen, you can specify the iOS settings.

Property

Description

Application Identifier

The identifier of the application. The identifier must be unique across all packages installed on the iOS system.

Resource folder (Images)

The folder where you want to store the resources.

The file names in the folder should be similar to the files in the default folder.

By default, the property refers to [Magic xpa installation]\RIAModules\iOS\Source.

If you want to customize your application with your own icons, you should change the following images in the Source folder with your own images:

  • Device icons – The iPad* and iPhone* images.

  • iTunes and App Store icons – The iTuneArtwork* images. Note that the file should not have an extension.

See also: Customizing Your Application

Developer name

The name of the developer account in Apple (as shown in the Certificates screen in the Apple portal) prefixed by iPhone Distribution: or iPhone Developer: according to the provisioning type. For example, if the name of the certificate at the iOS provisioning portal is Magic Software Enterprises Ltd., then for the development certificate, the developer name is iPhone Developer: Magic Software Enterprises Ltd. and for the distribution certificate, the developer name is iPhone Distribution: Magic Software Enterprises Ltd..

Provisioning file

This is the file that you download from the Apple developer portal after creating the provision. For example: Magic_distribution.mobileprovision.

For iOS devices, since the compilation is done on a Mac machine, the builder will generate the required files in a folder named build, including the application with the customized settings. Once you generate your application, you will find the build folder in the following path: [Magic xpa installation]\PublishedApplications\[Magic xpa program name]\iOS.

You then need to copy the build folder to the Mac and run the shell script file named build.sh on the Mac.

The result file (.ipa file) is created in the output folder under the build folder. You can then install this ipa file on your iOS devices.

Since version: 2.3

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