Do I need to give my apple app same name as the provisioning file?

I am a newbie in apple app development. And I work for my professor so the university pays for the provisioning profile. Here I have several questions about it:

1. If the app ID is "*.edu.university.lab.HelloWorld", and its name is "HelloWorld", to run my app on the iPad, do I have to 开发者_如何转开发give my app exactly the same name (that is HelloWorld) as the provisioning file's name?

2. If the above is true, I have to build and test my app in other programs before running it in real iPad. How can I copy the entire program by just changing the name to HellowWorld?

Thanks a lot!

Dora

App ID can include wild card, for example edu.university.* when you are testing on devices.

An app id can be whatever you like, so long as it follows com.yourdomain.yourappname. Your app does not need to be called the same thing as the yourappname portion of your bundle id. If yourappname is set to *, then it is said to be a wildcard.

When you create a distribution profile, you include what the bundle id will be. The bundle ID must match that. Everything else can be what you want.