iOS Question When running debug on the hosted Mac builder service, it automatically stops after about 90 seconds.

[winjiadh]

I don't know why when I run debug on the hosted Mac builder service, it automatically stops after about 90 seconds. I set the time to 900 in Tools - IDE Settings - Configure process timeout? but it doesn't work either.

B4i-Bridge runs normally on the iPhone, and it also prompts to allow the installation of a new app. When the app download reaches about 90 seconds, the B4i program crashes.

 

[Erel]

Compilation finished successfully.

What exactly happens next?

 

[winjiadh]

Compilation finished successfully.

What exactly happens next?

Thank goodness! After you replied to me, the program finally runs normally today. I have captured two screenshots, and the interval between the two images is more than about 150 seconds. I have set the remote connection timeout to 480 seconds, but the setting still doesn't work. Could you please help check again what is causing this issue?

 

[Erel]

Have you tried to switch to the secondary builder (Tools - Build Server - Settings)? They are located in different hosting centers so network effects might differ.

 

[winjiadh]

Have you tried to switch to the secondary builder (Tools - Build Server - Settings)? They are located in different hosting centers so network effects might differ.

yes, this is my build server settings. Maybe my internet is too slow.

 

[winjiadh]

I’ve installed the B4iBuildServer10.jar you provided on a Mac Mini M4.
I tried to compile over the local area network, but encountered the following error.
I followed the web you provided.https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/local-mac-builder-installation.46402/page-11#posts
Check the "Test" page: <Mac ip>:51041/test like this

I click the "tools"->Build Server->Build B4i Bridge App. Show the error shown in the figure below.

 

[Erel]

Better to post the text. The large screenshots make it difficult to read this thread.

With the local builder, start with running on the simulator (Tools - Device IP Address - Simulator). Does it work?

 

[winjiadh]

Better to post the text. The large screenshots make it difficult to read this thread.

With the local builder, start with running on the simulator (Tools - Device IP Address - Simulator). Does it work?

Thank goodness, after you replied to me, I finally got B4I 10.0 up and running on my local server.But strangely, the compiled APP only exists in the B4I build Server directory, and I have to install it manually using Apple Configurator.Can’t it install itself automatically? Or is there another way to do it?I'm really sorry. Next time when I upload pictures, I will definitely compress or crop them first before uploading to avoid using overly large images. Thank you for your reminder.
the simulator is OK and the Apple Configurator is OK.
I found the ipa files in the B4iBuildServer10\UploadedProjects, I have to install it to my iphone manually using Apple Configurator.

 

[Erel]

It should be installed automatically, if the device is connected to the Mac.

Make sure that Apple Configurator 2 is installed: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/installing-apps-with-apple-configurator-2.128397/#content