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Bypassing the Titanium Studio required authentication

Posted by kinabalu on 07 Feb 2012 / 3 Comments

A flight is sometimes the perfect time for uninterrupted work. So as we’ve been building things with the mobile toolkit Appcelerator Titanium, I ran it from my trusty key shortcut. Above is the only thing I saw. I even warn folks about this when giving talks about how to rapidly develop iOS applications with Titanium.

How do we bypass this? Please note, that doing this will disable debugging capability within the Titanium Studio, and possibly won’t work past the latest versions.

Follow the instructions for your platform to “Find the TitaniumStudio.ini file“

Add the following at the end of the file

-Dtitanium.bypassAuthentication=true

That’s it. When you run it without an internet connection, development bliss. Peace and quiet.

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bilal

it’s working جزاك الله خيرا
Gabriel

thank you! … works fine!…
lins

wooooooof…You helped me alot…thank you so much…

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