Is there any way to install the ipa file for the tester without any apple material?

I have some ipa files, and it turns out that I can install directly on my device without doing anything unusual, just itunes. These applications are not in the app store, so I think they did something with Xcode or ipas, right? How is this possible?

When I pass on the applications that I made with some beta testers, I have to ask for the identifiers and after placing them in the certificate, it can be installed, but if not, then not.

Anyone have an idea? What happened?

If you have an Enterprise account, you still need a testers identifier, right?

Sorry for my bad english, but at least I try!

Greetings and thanks!

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We can do “build and archive” in Xcode, which will then create the ipa file. This is done by developers to transfer the application to the client for testing or viewing.

Of course, if you want to run this archive, your device must be added to the preparation profile with which the archive was created.

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Are you watching a test flight ?

EDIT

Think about it, if someone can submit their anonymous testers, they can sell the application outside of the AppStore. This would be counterproductive for Apple, and if the user hadn’t disconnected the device, that would have been impossible.

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@Deepak ( ), TestFlightApp ( UDID). : iPhone Xcode iPhone

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, Safari, , Apple-. iTunes, .ipa. HTML IP, HTML-, :

<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>downloader</title>
</head>
<body>
<ul>

<a href="itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=http://SERVER_IP/URL_IPA_FILE/IPA.plist">
        Install App</a>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

, manifest.plist, xcode .ipa.

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The best and easiest way is to use diawi.com , no account / registration is required.

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