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OEPE problem with Provisioning Profile/Cert

J.TarkaNov 12 2015 — edited Nov 13 2015

Using OEPE to develop mobile apps for eventual deployment to iOS.

Tutorial apps work fine when deploying to iOS simulator.  Getting an error when attempting to deploy to iPhone for testing.

Created and downloaded a Provisioning Profile:

  • Joined Apple Developer Program
  • On the Apple developer site, created & downloaded a certificate
  • Created & downloaded a Provisioning Profile (which the Apple Dev site shows as 'active')

Set up Eclipse Preferences:

  • Eclipse / iOS Mobile Provisions: pointed to Mobile Provision File
  • Have Entitled Application ID
  • Pointed to Certificate
  • Debug Configuration points to iOS Deploy Target (iTunes (for device deploy))
  • Debug points to Provisioning Profile.
  • NO ipa file designated

During Debug, the application builds successfully.

Then, the build fails:

** ARCHIVE FAILED **Code Sign error: No matching provisioning profiles found: No provisioning profiles with a valid signing identity (i.e. certificate and private key pair) were found.

Anyone know where to start to figure this out?

THANKS!!
This post has been answered by J.Tarka on Nov 13 2015
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Comments

Alex Keh-Oracle

I filed an ER 29798071 for my dev team to discuss whether to implement your suggested change. I'm not hopeful though as Oracle does not implement LINQ and does not control significant aspects how it generates SQL.

user1075044

Ok, Thanks !

For information the Devart  driver generate this SQL for isNullOrEmpty :

using (var db = new BloggingContext())
{
    var blogs = db.Blogs.Where(b => !String.IsNullOrEmpty(b.Url));
    Console.WriteLine("Url = " + blogs.FirstOrDefault().Url);
}

SELECT "b"."BlogId", "b"."Url"
  FROM "Blogs" "b"
WHERE ("b"."Url" IS NOT NULL)
  AND ("b"."Url" IS NOT NULL)
FETCH FIRST 1 rows ONLY
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Added on Nov 12 2015
#mobile-application-framework, #oracle-mobile
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