This is the current solution of iphone sdk not found problem in latest titanium [as of Dec 2009]. For those of you who installed the xcode 3.1.4 from apple developer page along with iphone sdk you will face a problem with titanium.
Although xcode is installed, it thinks that it is not there. The reason probably is titanium thinks default Xcode installation directory in "/usr/bin". However, the latest xocde gets installed in xcode 3.1.4 directory. So the solution is (
from the forum)
simply create a symlink to the default Xcode installation directory in "/usr/bin". In Terminal:
cd /usr/bin
sudo ln -s /Developer/usr/bin/xcodebuild xcodebuild
Once restarted Titanium, the green tick appeared.
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Once done, you should see the iphone part getting green. For Android, I am using eclipse
Many Thanks, worked for me. Cheers
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot as well from my side - great and simple solution which I could not find documentation about anywhere else!
ReplyDeleteAwesome useful info.
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