iOS Question UDID invalid in a i4

[Carthalion]

I got as far as Registering a New Device in the Apple Certificates & Profiles screen. I copied the UDID directly from the i4 into the UDID field and got

Please enter a valid UDID

Any ideas why? Will an i4 work for this?

 

[Erel]

What is i4? iPhone 4?

 

[Carthalion]

Yes. I thought that is what they are called. However, maybe I am wrong.

Under the UDID it says that the Product is iPhone 2, 1

 

[Carthalion]

Does the name of the phone matter? I just made one up because it is a new phone. Also, is this video

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/creating-a-certificate-and-provisioning-profile.45880/

in the instructional manual supposed to have sound? I cannot get the narration to play and sound works on my computer.

 

[Erel]

How are you reading the UDID? You should either use iTunes connect or this service: http://get.udid.io/

in the instructional manual supposed to have sound?

No.

 

[Carthalion]

I used the get.udid.io and then I copied it from the phone to the provisional profile site. Also, I am trying to get the UDID from a iPhone 5 to see if that one works.

 

[Erel]

Can you post the UDID (you can change a few characters)?

 

[Carthalion]

This is the UDID with no changes:

Obbe5c1fe7414f59f104fa4e5f73f4ee614811fe

 

[Erel]

The first character is probably 0 (zero) instead of O.

 

[Carthalion]

You are genius. It was a zero and not an O, although I cannot understand why when I copied it from the phone and pasted it into the dialog box.

Now I am really stuck and I regret asking for so much help. I think that once I get this provisional testing thing worked out with Apple, I will be on my own. Can you look at the attached JPG.

When I put in the name for the device, I used Greg. (It was a clean phone given to me by Greg.)

Now I am so confused by the process, I don't know what to change next. Please advise and thank you.

 

[Erel]

The app id must end with a wildcard (*).

 

[Carthalion]

The AppID is already com.quickqualifier.* in the build settings "Greg". It ends with *. The error states that it does not match the bundle identifier "anywheresoftware.b4i.example.bridge". It sounds to me like I need to change the bundle identifier to com.quickqualifier.*?

If so, I cannot find where I created or where I can change the bundle identifier. Is this what I need to do?

 

[Erel]

You are correct. Click on Ctrl + B to change the package name.

 

[Carthalion]

It seems that I should change the package name (Ctrl + B) to com.quickqualifier.* so that it matches the AppID? However, when I put in com.quickqualifer.* as the package name, I get an Invalid Name error?

I really appreciate your help and patience.

 

[Erel]

You should change it to com.quickqualifier.anyvalueyouwant

 

[Carthalion]

The error that I am getting states that the AppID does not match the package name. It is com.quickqualifier.*.

However, when I put in com.quickqualifer.* as the package name, (above) I get an Invalid Name error?

So it sounds like the package name, from the error verbiage, has to match the AppID and the package name cannot end in a *?

On Tuesday (also above) states that the app id must end with a wildcard (*).

Please clarify.

 

[tufanv]

Erel gave you the answer on 2 post above
"You should change it to com.quickqualifier.anyvalueyouwant"
You must change the * to anything you want. It means you can put anything instead of *

 

[Carthalion]

OK and thank you for clarifying. I was taking the * literally. As I am sure that you know, it is a wild card character used in in DOS etc.

Again, thanks.

 

[Carthalion]

OK, this is getting really close. I still get this error:

The dialog box shows the package name the same as the AppID. Is the package name the same as the bundle identifier? If so, where is the .bridge coming from. Or, how do I get rid of it to make it match the AppID?

 

[Erel]

You must use a wildcard App Id (set it in Apple developer console).