Amimul100 · August 25, 2014 05:20
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 Hello, Here is a solution that might work for you. I haven't experienced this problem after upgrading, So let's start with the basics.

 * Confirm that the Studio configuration is still correct. Open the tiapp.xml file, click the "Configure" link below the list of platforms. Expand Platforms and select iOS. Make sure the iOS SDK Home is correct. You might want to click Refresh, and you might need to run the xcode-select statement that's shown on that page.

 * Reset your simulator. Open it (outside of Studio, like via Xcode). Then, from the iOS Simulator menu, choose Reset content and settings

 Hope this helps. I'm guessing the second one will do the trick. Unfortunately, it means any test apps you installed to that simulator will be gone.

 Thanks.
	Hello, Here is a solution that might work for you. I haven't experienced this problem after upgrading, So let's start with the basics.

	* Confirm that the Studio configuration is still correct. Open the tiapp.xml file, click the "Configure" link below the list of platforms. Expand Platforms and select iOS. Make sure the iOS SDK Home is correct. You might want to click Refresh, and you might need to run the xcode-select statement that's shown on that page.

	* Reset your simulator. Open it (outside of Studio, like via Xcode). Then, from the iOS Simulator menu, choose Reset content and settings

	Hope this helps. I'm guessing the second one will do the trick. Unfortunately, it means any test apps you installed to that simulator will be gone.

	Thanks.