Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Changing an iPhone's code signing to install from Xcode
Wednesday, April 1, 2009 
I am still pretty new to the iPhone SDK, so I ran into a situation you might find yourself in and perhaps this post will save you a little time and frustration.
I downloaded a sample project from someone that runs perfectly well enough in the simulator, but I wanted to see how it ran on an actual device (especially with a real shake). So I set my active SDK to Device - 3.0 | Debug. Right away I got a general error.
Code Signing Identity 'Insert Name Here' does not match any valid, non-expired, code-signing certificate in your keychain. Line Location Tool:0
Ahh... I get it. Where to change that? Well, there are two places you should change this... Project > Edit Project Settings as well as Project > Edit Active Target.
Assign your code signing, and you'll be publishing to your device in no time. I changed it for Project Settings but not for the target. This may be a no brainer for some, but I stumbled upon it and solved it by accident.
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