How to create a developer provisioning profile request in iOS Enterprise Account?

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nan0pr0be picture nan0pr0be · Apr 6, 2011 · Viewed 22.2k times · Source

We have iOS Enterprise Account. Right now we want to add a developer to our team, and the developer will create a developer provisioning profile. The problem is the new added developer doesn't see the Provisioning Profile tag in his apple account. Any one has any idea how does the new added developer create a provisioning profile?

Thanks you !!

Answer

Caleb picture Caleb · Apr 6, 2011

Steps:

  • You invite the new developer to join your development team by sending an invitation from the Member Center at http://developer.apple.com/ios (There should be a "People" item on the navigation bar at the top of the page. Apple has a good screenshot in the Tools Workflow Guide)
  • Developer accepts invitation.
  • Developer creates a certificate signing request using Keychain Access and uploads it to the portal.
  • An administrator on your team approves the certificate.
  • Administrator creates a new provision profile and adds the developer, or simply adds the developer to an existing profile.
  • Developer downloads signed certificate and provision profile from portal.

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