Question

I wrote an application which uses sqllite via coredata. It works fine on simulator or being installed on a device from xcode. I need to provide a test version of application to some other people like ui designer or QA. I decided to use Cydia for this task. Although it installs fine it can t initialize persistentStoreCoordinator: addPersistentStoreWithType returns nil and error object reports Cocoa Error 258 (it looks like NSFileReadInvalidFileNameError, am i right?). What s wrong with cydia installation? Did anybody encounter such issue? Is there any other way to distribute an application among a group of people (not for everyone in appstore)? I suppose ad-hoc is not my case since they all live in different places.

Answer 1

There s another solution if you want to distribute your application : the AdHoc method.

This links describe how to set up the environment for beta tester : http://www.raywenderlich.com/1669/how-to-host-a-beta-test-for-your-ios-app

All you need from their iPhone is there UDID (Universal Device ID) and you can get this ID from there : http://www.innerfence.com/howto/find-iphone-unique-device-identifier-udid

The only one restriction is you can only manage 100 beta tester / year

(I know that s not the main subject, but why accessing SQLite using core Data ? This link can help : http://www.raywenderlich.com/tag/sqlite)

Answer 2

You should be able to use core data without a problem. I ve noticed that most of the time when it isn t working, the file permissions of the jailbroken device have screwed up.

Try this: If you have SBsettings installed, open it (slide the menubar) and tap the "More" icon. From there, tap the "Extras" bar. Here, tap "Fix User dir permissions".

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