IPhone Distribution certificate not reachable in Xcode 4?

Check the name of your bundle identifier in XCode. Make sure it's same as your certificate identifier name. If it's same as your Distribution certificate identifier name you'll be able to select the certificate easily.

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Without my iPhone Distribution Certificate set within XCode 4 (on Release and Release-> Any iOS SDK) I get Code Sign Errors when I attempting to upload with Organizer/Application Loader (this is an update to an existing app). I have the distribution certificate in the keychain but I'm not able to bring it up (or enter it manually, tried name, serial number and user-id) within XCode. I have attempted deleting and re-installing the certificate, restarting Xcode and the system but I'm not able to correct this.

I have also manually deleted the provisioning links within the . Pbxproj file and cleaned but I'm not able to get this to work. Anyone know how to bring up the distribution certificate within Xcode 4?

Iphone ios xcode xcode4 link|improve this question asked Feb 21 at 12:14Wollan857 89% accept rate.

– rokjarc Feb 21 at 12:17 I can't see this option inside the organizer. Where to look? – Wollan Feb 21 at 12:38 I don't have a mac here but I think it's in organizer under library - provisioning profiles (the button itself is on the bottom of the screen).

And i'm not sure at which exact version of XCode it was implemented. – rokjarc Feb 21 at 13:03.

The certificate name is 'iPhone Distribution: CompanyName'. I've tried having it as the bundle name (also without the 'iphone distribution' part). Also tried the user-id of the key but no luck.

Changing the bundle name gives me new validation error in that it's not the same bundle id as last time (this is an version 1.1 update to existing app). – Wollan Feb 21 at 12:35 Click on your certificate and see the name of bundle identifier. Which is in format of com.compnyname.appname.

It should match with the name of your bundle identifier in xcode. – Rushi Feb 21 at 12:37 Are we talking from they keychain editor here? I'm rightclicking both the developer certificates (which work) and the distribution certificate but I can't locate the bundle id in neither (maybe it's the hex values).

– Wollan Feb 21 at 12:41 Go to Organiser click on Device. Then click on 'iPhone Distribution: CompanyName'(your distribution certificate). Then in the top section you'll be able to see something called App Identifier.

Can you check whether it's same as the name of the Bundle Identifier in XCode. – Rushi Feb 21 at 12:46 Yes, those are equal. If I view the app identifier string under the Provisioning profiles tab it has a license in front (e38djdhssk.company.com) while under the developer tab it's the company.com part showing only.

– Wollan Feb 21 at 12:49.

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