I have the solution for this (I am using Xcode 5.1.1). I have uploaded a new version (1.1) of my existing app in which I have introduced an iCloud feature, which was not present on the previous version. While uploading the build it showed the same error as yours (as...
ios,keychain,entitlements,ios8-today-widget,ios-app-group
The error -25243 is often caused by trying to access a keychain access group for which you don't have permissions because they might be missing from your Entitlements.plist file or your provisioning profile. So you should do the following: Check that you have your entitlements file in your project. Try...
plist,itunesconnect,testflight,entitlements
Your Entitlements.plist file should contain the application-identifier key. The value $(AppIdentifierPrefix)$(CFBundleIdentifier) should resolve the error and give you the correct application-identifier. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict> // ... <key>application-identifier</key> <string>$(AppIdentifierPrefix)$(CFBundleIdentifier)</string> // ......
ios,xcode,provisioning-profile,enterprise,entitlements
Answer My app was using the default capabilities in which case there is no entitlements.plist file. I was able to add one by adding some capabilities in the UI (and then removing them again). Follow up In the end this did not solve my problem, which turned out to be...
asp.net-mvc,forms,readonly,entitlements
I would go for creating a separate partial/full views for both. Reasons: easy to change and maintain validation code only in editable part clear separation of concerns cleaner code may be we can reuse some of the code by abstracting/separating similar code to re usable partial views easy control over...
Make sure the correct provisioning profile is selected (manually or automatically).
osx,motion-detection,appstore-sandbox,entitlements
AFAIK AppleSMC is not considered API and thus there's no corresponding entitlement to allow you to access it. (Source Apple Developer Forum message 1082393) There might still be Apps in the AppStore that are not sandboxed as sandboxing was introduced later. See answer "circumvent sandbox" for more details. This also...
javascript,jquery,jquery-ui-dialog,developer-tools,entitlements
Nothing prevents people from altering client-side code, it is inevitable. You can, however, add buttons of the kind of "server-side", you just retrieve a string using the AJAX call, which happens to be a JavaScript function that adds buttons. And on the client side do eval() on that string which...
ios,xcode,provisioning-profile,enterprise,entitlements
I don't think there is any way to edit provisioning profile the way you are looking. If there is then it will be Apple security breach. Early days, We had same issues with our Enterprise Apps where App stopped opening for all our users - and the problem was certificate...
osx,cocoa,sandbox,entitlements,nssavepanel
[NSSavePanel savePanel]; and [NSSavePanel openPanel]; simply don't work on OSX 10.10, 10.10.1 and 10.10.2 on storyboard apps. The solution given by Apple to me was "use Xibs". After having a long list of problems with storyboard apps on OSX, I don't use them anymore. "Use XIBS" is what I am...