I think I've read all forum posts on this topic as I'm not the first one having problems. Tried all that's been suggested, so I'm a little confused. I've historically had this working with an iPhone 5, and that worked fine. (That phone is gone now, so not able to test with it.) The new phone has never had B4i-Bridge installed.
Here's some info:
And some Apple stuff:
The Bridge icon on the iPhone "desktop" gets filled to something between 25% and 75% (from 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock), and then I get the dreaded "Unable to Download App - 'B4i-Bridge' could not be downloaded at this time". Does it even mean something how much it gets filled, or is this only cosmetics?
After the fail there's a generic gray icon left behind, which I've tried removing before testing next time - no difference.
Is it absolutely certain the fault is at my end? Or does this sometime happen due to some problem at the hosted builder? And if it's certain the fault is at my end, what could it be?
Here's some info:
- B4i version 4.40
- iPhone 8 Plus, running 11.1.2
- Compiling Bridge as 64bit
- Using Hosted Builder
- Installed www.b4x.com/ca.pem cert, and enabled it
And some Apple stuff:
- Added phone as Device on developer.apple.com (UDID doesn't start with ffffff)
- Added Device to previously used Provisioning Profile
- Used previously used Certificate in Provisioning Profile
- Downloaded Provisioning Profile and have double checked that B4i uses it
The Bridge icon on the iPhone "desktop" gets filled to something between 25% and 75% (from 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock), and then I get the dreaded "Unable to Download App - 'B4i-Bridge' could not be downloaded at this time". Does it even mean something how much it gets filled, or is this only cosmetics?
After the fail there's a generic gray icon left behind, which I've tried removing before testing next time - no difference.
Is it absolutely certain the fault is at my end? Or does this sometime happen due to some problem at the hosted builder? And if it's certain the fault is at my end, what could it be?