Where do I find ltverify.class? #13524
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Hi, which SDK version are you using? I'm not sure if tiverify is still used if you trying to build it with SDK 11. Isn't that a module that verified modules before? |
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Thanks! I think I've almost got it. Got everything installed. Changed the target SDK in tiapp.xml to the installed 11.0.0. Incremented the app's version number. It started compiling, and finally got the error: Is there something I can edit in the tiapp.xlm to get around this? |
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Yeah, I tried suggestions on those sites, and a couple others, but to no avail. One thing I did notice... On the original MacMini, the Bundle ID was built as a wildcard: com.fluor.* It looks like after installing XCode on the new MacMini, and copying over all the project files, the Bundle ID showing up in XCode is com.fluor.fluorsas (fluorsas is the name of the project). Do I need to go through XCode, and change references of com.fluor.fluorsas to com.fluor.*? In order to match what's on the certificate? |
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It's for ad-hoc deployment through our MDM, not the Apple Play Store. The certificate and profile are both current, (the profile is brand new, that's what started me on this journey, heh). I've downloaded everything from the Apple Developer page, just didn't know if I needed to change the specific Bundle ID in XCode to match the wildcard that was used on the original release, (since that is the App ID used in creating the Provisioning Profile) |
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I'm trying to use Xcode to attach an Apple Distribution Profile to an app previously created in Appcelerator, and get a message that it can't find org/appcelerator/titanium/tiverify.class.
The app was created on an old MacMini, using Appcelerator Studio. I can't create a Proifle with the version of XCode installed there, and can't upgrade XCode, because that MacMini is too old. I copied the workspace from the old MacMini to the new one, with the latest version of XCode, but when I try to build it, I get the error: "library not found for 'ltiverify". I assume this is because I need to copy over more than just my project workspace, but can't seem to find it.
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