iOS Question B4i Bridge can't download example app

[Kevin Beckett]

I have recently bought and installed B4i, and set up Build Configurations and Paths Configurations from
the user guide and video tutorials. I am using Hosted Mac Builder.
I have installed B4i-Bridge onto iPad Mini by following your video tutorials, thank you.

But when I use the B4i IDE to run a default example program,
the Bridge on ipad says “Unable to Download App”,
this happens after the ipad says:
builder1.b4x.com would like to install “B4i Example”
then I click the “Install” button then it says “Unable to Download App”.

I’ve tried the forums and Googling and I can’t find any help to get me past this problem.
Please can you help?

I am using B4i v5.00 on Windows 10 PC,
and Hosted Mac Builder service, with user id typed into B4i Server Settings and "Use Hosted Builder" ticked,
and an iPad Mini (iOS version 9.3.5) as the end-user device.

I have created and downloaded Apple Developer Program certificate and provisioning file (using video tutorial)
and put them into keys folder:
default.cer
default.mobileprovision
On Developer Program, Wildcard App ID registered.

The provisioning file contains my ipad’s UDID:
<key>ProvisionedDevices</key>
<array><string>(deleted by me)</string></array>

I have built and installed B4i-Bridge using video tutorial.

I even turned off my PC’s anti-virus to see if it helped but it didn’t.

 

[MarcoRome]

Try
Go on Menu
Tools --> Build Server --> Server Setting

 

[Kevin Beckett]

Try
Go on Menu
Tools --> Build Server --> Server Setting

View attachment 70137

Thank you Marco. It was already set to 64-bit. I have just tried setting it to 32-bit and it works!
My Windows PC is 64-bit but I guess the iPad Mini is 32-bit.
Many thanks!

 

[appie21]

Wow I had same issue

It only happens to Ipad 3

 

[jaraiza]

This is also happening to me with an iPad Mini. The weirdest part is I can build a "Release App" in 64 bit, but for debugging it needs to be in 32 bit. I don't know if it has something to do with virtualization, currently my PC has a strange problem where I can't use 64bit OS in WMWare...

 

[Erel]

Explanation:
1. Your iPad is a 32 bit device.
2. When you build your app in debug mode it creates a single architecture binary.
3. When you build your app in release mode it creates an app with two binaries, 32 bit and 64 bit.

The build server setting only affects the debug builds.