W wl Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 10, 2016 #1 I cleaned up all my Apple certificates and now I'm no longer capable of running my app through the simulator on my local Mac. B4I states: Completed successfully.3. Check the link for typos.2. Make sure that the provisioning file includes the target device UDID.1. Make sure that B4I certificate is installed (www.b4x.com/ca.pem).Troubleshooting:Then click on the Install button. Open mobile Safari and navigate to: 192.168.1.18:51041/defaultSending data to remote compiler. (5.09s) The B4I certificates has been installed and I visited the URL: I do not recall I did this in the past when the simulator DID run. Neither did I need to enter a UDID ? Does a simulator have a UDID BTW ? Thanks
I cleaned up all my Apple certificates and now I'm no longer capable of running my app through the simulator on my local Mac. B4I states: Completed successfully.3. Check the link for typos.2. Make sure that the provisioning file includes the target device UDID.1. Make sure that B4I certificate is installed (www.b4x.com/ca.pem).Troubleshooting:Then click on the Install button. Open mobile Safari and navigate to: 192.168.1.18:51041/defaultSending data to remote compiler. (5.09s) The B4I certificates has been installed and I visited the URL: I do not recall I did this in the past when the simulator DID run. Neither did I need to enter a UDID ? Does a simulator have a UDID BTW ? Thanks
W wl Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 10, 2016 #2 Finally solved ... I should have selected Device IP address: Simulator (F2) Upvote 0