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Server Requirements:

This server part is required for handling update requests by the client framework
The server part can also be used without the client. It provides a web interface which beta testers can use to install the latest AdHoc provisioning profile and also the latest beta version via Safari right from the device.
It can handle multiple applications via different bundle identifiers (I highly suggest using different bundle identifiers for Debug, AdHoc Beta and AppStore release builds !!!)

Copy the content of the public subfolder, including the .htaccess file (!!), into a publicly accessible directory on your web server
Copy the content of the includes subfolder into a publicly not accessible directory (for security) on your web server
Adjust the path to the includes subfolder in HOCKEY_INCLUDE_DIR definition in config.php
Done

Create a subdirectory with the bundle identifier string as the name on the server (if it does not exist yet)
Copy the provisioning profile into that subdirectory, it is important to have the extension ".mobileprovision" (mandatory file)
Start XCode
Invoke "Build and Archive"
Open the Organizer
Choose "Archived Applications"
Select the build you want to publish
Select "Share application"
Select "Distribute for Enterprise..."
Fill out the URL field and type "URL" (important !!)
Enter a title, this will be shown in the web interface and on the client
Version number will be taken automatically from the generated plist file
Note: The client does not check if the version number is actually a bigger number, it only checks if they are different, which should be fine anyway
Save it, two files will be saved, one .plist and one .ipa
Upload the plist file into the subdirectory on the server, it is important to have the extension ".plist" (mandatory)
Upload the application file into the subdirectory on the server, it is important to have the extension ".ipa" (mandatory)
If you don't want this application to appear in the web interface, add a file named "private" (optional)
If you want to add release information to the web interface and the client, add a file with the extension ".html" which contains the release information as HTML (without header and body)
Note: If one of the mandatory files do not exist in the directory, the update or installation will not be made available