iPhone SDK: Create .ipa file from Corona Build

Hi all !!! After a long time, I thought of putting a post on blogger.
Suppose you simply have the build file from an iPhone project, and needs to build a .ipa file from it. It is very simple, if you have the project source code. But, suppose you only have the build, but needs to build a .ipa file from it. You will face this situation if you use Corona SDK for building games etc. Even so, there is a workaround for this.
After receiving the build make a folder and name it to "Payload". Put the build inside it and zip it. Then simply rename it to "<projname .ipa>". Now you should be able to use the .ipa file as normal.

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