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iphone Programming Glossary: authority

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10800064/iphone-app-with-device-udid

6 Now click on Certificates in left menu choose the development field. now you should have a certificate with valid authority to upload it. for getting a certificate open keychain access then upper left corner of your desktop near the apple icon.. the apple icon click on Keychain Access now choose ...certificate Assistant Request a certificate from a certificate authority. then enter your mail in first row choose saved to disk and then continue. now come to on upload this certificate to apple..

Multiple computers with a standard iPhone developer program

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2853304/multiple-computers-with-a-standard-iphone-developer-program

machines. Am I right Or is there some way to use the same CA across multiple machines iphone provisioning certificate authority share improve this question Just copy your certificate to all of the computers. You will need to export the private..

NSURLCredentialStorage and client certificate authentication

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4164846/nsurlcredentialstorage-and-client-certificate-authentication

select the required certificate when a certain address demands it. To test this out I have set up my own certificate authority server certificate and client certificate a .p12 file . I've set up an https server and successfully tested the client certificate..

iOS 5 NSURLConnection to HTTPS Servers

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9122761/ios-5-nsurlconnection-to-https-servers

challenge that the browser gets. i.e. the equivalent of the message that the certificate is signed by an unknown authority and do you want to accept it . Just use a @ https www.myhttpsite.com URL and it should work the same way as normal HTTP.. an unrecognised host. Note be careful with any solution that ignores that a certificate isn't signed by a recognised authority as you are opening up a potential security hole when doing it but it often is necessary at least for testing against a test..

Dispelling the UIImage imageNamed: FUD

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/924740/dispelling-the-uiimage-imagenamed-fud

sake The sister thread on the Apple Dev Forums received some better traffic. Specifically Rincewind added some authority. There are issues in iPhone OS 2.x where the imageNamed cache would not be cleared even after a memory warning. At the same..