Do I need a UUID for iPhone programming?

Do I need a UUID for iPhone programming? I was told that I need this, how can I get the UUID

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You need a developer certificate from Apple to install your app on a real iPhone and to publish your app to the Apple Store, but you don't need a uuid unless the person has accepted the developer certificate for the uuid and used the wrong term. To be certified, you must join the Apple Developer Program.



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A UUID, a universally unique identification number, or also called a unique identifier UDID, is part of the certificate used to sign an application code to one or more devices.

You must transfer the application to your iPhone (or iPod Touch) for testing and special distribution. You need to enter (and pay $ 99) the Apple iPhone Developer Program (a separate company or company) to receive a certificate that will allow you to do this. The developer is usually encouraged to request beta testers to provide their UUID so that the developer can create a certificate / provision file that allows the application to run.

The UUID can be found in iTunes when you connect your iPhone. On the Summary tab, click Serial Number and it should change to ID. The resulting 40-digit hexadecimal number can be copied to the clipboard by pressing Command-C (Mac) or CTRL-C (Windows).



Alternatively, you can download Ad Hoc Helper from the iTunes AppStore. When you run it, it creates an email that contains your iPhone ID in the body.

Note that you can download the iPhone SDK with a free account and run the program with the built-in iPhone SDK simulator.

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