You can use iTunes on a Macintosh or Windows computer to install an instrumented
iOS application on one or more iOS devices running iOS 6.x, 7.0.1,
or 7.1. This task applies to people who might not have access to the
application source code. After you install the instrumented app on
the device, you can begin testing.
Before you begin
- Verify that an instrumented version of the application under test
(AUT) has been installed in the test workbench. For details about
importing the instrumented AUT to the test workbench, see Importing applications to test in the workbench.
- Verify that Apple iTunes is installed on the Macintosh or Windows computer. iTunes is included
by default on Macintosh computers but needs to be downloaded and installed
manually on Windows computers.
- Verify that you have a valid provisioning profile (.mobileprovision)
on each device that you use for testing. To verify that you have a
provisioning profile, tap
Procedure
- Start ITunes and verify that Apps is listed in the sidebar
of the iTunes library, as shown below. If you do not see Apps listed,
click to add Apps to the Library.

- Connect the iOS device to the computer using a USB cable.
The iOS device will now be listed in iTunes.
- Select the iOS device in iTunes, click , select the AUT archive file, and click Open.
The AUT archive file is added to your iTunes library.
- Select the AUT archive, click the Install button,
and then click Apply.
The
AUT archive is now listed in a Home Screens on the right side in iTunes.
The Home Screens show the layout of the screens on the device.
- Click Sync to copy the app to the
device.
Results
After you complete these steps, you can start recording a
test.