iOS Question Why do I get an multiple cer files error?

Erel

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• Dec 24, 2014

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There is a mistake in the first error message.

You should rename it back to ios_development.cer and add #CertificateFile: ios_development.cer

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 24, 2014

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In my keys directory
b4i.keystore
b4i.p12
certSigningRequest.csr
iOS_development.cer
IOS_Team_Provisioning_Profile_.mobileprovision

B4X:

Parsing code.                           0.06
Compiling code.                         0.25
Compiling layouts code.                 0.05
Compiling debugger engine code.         1.19
Building Xcode project                  0.12
Sending data to remote compiler.        Error
Multiple cer files found. You should either rename one to default.cer
or explicitly set the file with #CertificateFile or #ProvisionFile.

The previous b4i release did not generate this error

How do I explicitly set the file with the #Certificatefile or #Provisionfile

Is this down in the b4i tool or in code

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 24, 2014

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https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/managing-multiple-certificates-provision-files.48539/

B4X:

#CertificateFile: ios_development.cer
#ProvisionFile: IOS_Team_Provisioning_Profile_.mobileprovision

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 24, 2014

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I was able to build a release version

Why is the debug version trying to connect the ide with a different ip address than the one provided in the mac app builder

How do I start b4i bridge at a specific IP address

 

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Erel

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• Dec 24, 2014

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Don't confuse the device ip address with the server ip address.

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 24, 2014

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the problem I am having is communicating the device ip with the ip address

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 24, 2014

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The server app ip address is xx.xx.102.32
the device IP Address is show xx.xx.103.6

I have the b4i Device IP Address set to xx.xx.103.6

B4i compile and debug says, "Make sure the b4i-Bridge is started (xx.xx.103.6)

I have b4i-bridge started, but it does not communicate with the debug app

I don't think bridge is talking with the app

I install the app using iTunes

if I install the release version, the app runs.

If I install the debug version it waits to communicate with the ide and nothing happen, even when bridge is open. If I click on the app then the debug halts on the ide, so communication is occurring.

The safari install does not work. Nothing happens. It worked at one time.

The safari install process can communicate with the app server, but when you click install app, nothing happens

 

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Erel

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• Dec 25, 2014

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Can you ping the device ip address from the command line?

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 26, 2014

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Yes
Ping is sending packets to the iPad device

I can start Bridge on the iPad

Bridge debug did work, at one time.

The b4i certificate shows "verified"

How does Bridge authenticate with the IDE?

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 26, 2014

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I installed b4i-bridge using iTunes

If I try install it from the ide, I get the following error

tools->Build Server->Build b4i bridge app

B4X:

Building designer app.                  0.04
Building Xcode project                  0.03
Sending data to remote compiler.        Error
Multiple cer files found. You should either rename one to default.cer
or explicitly set the file with #CertificateFile or #ProvisionFile.

I need a b4i-bridge app that can be install from the app store

 

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Erel

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• Dec 28, 2014

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Add #CertificateFile: <name of the cer file that you want to use>

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 29, 2014

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B4X:

#CertificateFile: ios_development.cer

My release app work ok. I deploy the app to the iPad using iTunes

I am trying to get my debug to work.

 

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davepamn

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• Dec 29, 2014

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My b4i-bridge crashes when I run b4i ide debug. No errors are generated. What happened?

 

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Erel

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• Dec 30, 2014

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Each time you post a completely different error. Please start a new thread and exactly describe the problem and what you did.

 

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