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Hi Support Team,
I do have two questions.
1. Is there any way to sign an iOS APP on my own with the private key? I did take a look into the build process and it requires, that I do upload the private key and the password. Isn’t it as I would give away my Credit Card and my PIN?
2. How is the iOS APP realized on the Apple device? Is it embedded in an emulator which is running with every APP or is it transalted by the build service and no emulator is needed?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Christian>1. Is there any way to sign an iOS APP on my own with the private key?
You must use sign you iOS apps with a digital certificate provided to you from Apple as part of your iOS Developer membership. There is an alternative approach for jailbroken devices but we don’t support that approach.
>2. How is the iOS APP realized on the Apple device? Is it embedded in an emulator which is running with every APP or is it transalted by the build service and no emulator is needed?
MobiOne’s App Center Builder creates a native iOS app based on the hybrid application architecture. Internally the Apache Cordova (formerly known as PhoneGap) framework.
Hy Wayne,
I did ask teh question 1 in a wrong way. I do not want to bypass the apple certificate part. I have an developer account and do not want to do something with jailbroken devices.
What I wanted to know is, when I do the app build process throught mobi one, it asks me to upload the digital certificate AND my private key, which belongs to the certificate. Where is my private key stored? Somewhere on Servers in the cloud? Basically everybody who has my private key would be able to sign APPs in my name then, right?
Thanks and best regards
Christian
