If you have downloaded and installed Xcode to your computer and you don't want to pay Apple the $100 to test your application on your device or to submit it to Cydia, you can create a certificate to fool Xcode into allowing you to fully build and test your application.
The following steps will describe how to create this certificate, deploy it into Xcode, and a few steps on how to submit your application to Cydia once you're done creating it.
These steps are the same on a Mac or a virtual machine to run OS X.
1. Watch this video and follow it's instructions:
2.Once you've finished creating your app, Ctrl+Click the application's name and click on Get Info.
3. Navigate to the Full Path of the application, this is the file you will be submitting.
4. Go to http://modmyi.com/devportal and fill out all the details. They will email you once your package is in Cydia.
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Thanks for sharing, I like it!
Thanks for all the instructions on getting this all running on my Win7 pc :-)
If I follow this tutorial so I can test on my iphone, then later decide I want to submit to app store (after paying apple the joining fee) am I able to reverse whats done here to make it safe to send to apple?
Thanks
hi i have followed all instructions for installations.everything has installed correctly no problems at all. However wher i type the command sudo sh lemon.sh i get a warning saying "improper use of the sudo command could lead to data loss or the deletion of important system files.Please double-check your typing when using sudo. Type "man sudo" for more information." it then displays the message "to proceed enter your password or type ctrl-c to abort" and it does not read any of my key strokes??how do i ficx this so that i can enter my password?
oops silly me it doesnt show that it has recieved your key strokes just type in your password and hit enter
hi i think think that the line |mv gen_entitlements.txt gen_entitlements.py" is missing "/" after ".txt" anyway i typed all the above before trying to make an app and when i open xcode i do not have the option "iphone patched"??i need help asap!!thank you
A) The lemon.sh script tries to run this code:
echo Backing up SDKSettings.plist from iPhoneOS4.2.sdk ...
cd /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS4.2.sdk
I used the link you provided and installed XCode4 but my folder path is :
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS4.3.sdk
(iPhoneOS4.3.sdk and not iPhoneOS4.2.sdk) so the script fails with an error. I changed it to reflect the correct path and re ran and it went thru OK.
B)In step 4 above the path shown
/Developer/Library/Xcode/Project Templates/
is not the same as I have. My path is :
/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/Project Templates/Mac/
I copied the "iPhone Patched" folder and contents into this Mac folder. However when I restart Xcode this folder does not show up.
How do I fix this?
Completed Instructions, no iPhone Patched option on xCode
Thanks for the comments everybody, the guide has been updated and confirmed to be working.
hi.....
nice blog.post is great.thanks for sharing information.thanks.
Thanks for such a nice trick.
The moment I try to run it on my iPad, build finished, copying OK en then during Verifying application I get "No Code signature found" and my app is not installed/running on my iPad for testing. any ideas?
I really thank you for this. Didn't test it yet bu this was what I'm looking for. I don't believe but if u believe any god; let him bless u. Thanks again.
i haven't /Developer folder on system-drive. Why? :)
Mac OS X 10.7.4 and Xcode 4.4
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