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My GeoJSON file is supposed to cover the entire world. Here is the GeoJSON file: { "type": "MultiPolygon", "coordinates": [ [[[-169.4,58.8], [-168.0,83.4], [188.4,83.3], [194.0,-72.8], [-166.6,-73.6], [-169.4,58.8]]] ] } The name of the file is example.GeoJSON . I keep getting the following error when uploading the file: Your routing app coverage file is invalid. For more information see the Developer Guide. What is wrong with the above file? My app has a mapkit that shows the annotation of a particular place depending on the place that is chosen. When tapping the map in the app, Apple Maps

I have a situation where two separate companies wish to 'join' their iOS apps together to form a single app (so that only one App store download is required). The apps have entirely separate code-bases. The companies are looking to partner together but they don't really want one another seeing each others code. A degree of fiddling with the code would be acceptable. Is there any way to 'package' the code-bases or binaries so that app 1 could be incorporated into app2 without the app2 developers having access to the app 1 code base? Thanks Sure, make one (or both) of the apps into libaries or

I want to know the date if suppose our app uninstalled from iphone? Edwin Iskandar As others have already answered - you can't. However, if you have push notifications enabled in your app, you can get a very rough idea by using APN feedback service to see which apn tokens have been removed (assumed uninstall). There is more info in this SO post: "Push notification" - feedback, uninstall application Again, this should only be used to give a very ~rough idea on your uninstalls since the user may opt out of push notifications or the user's token changes for whatever reason. There are a few tools

Supposing the following scenario: Company A asks company B to produce an IPad App for them. Company A only wants to use it for themselves on a very limited amount of IPads (less than 100). Company A is not necessarily interested in offering it on the app store. How can company B distribute the app (sell it) to company A? It could install the App on the iPads via ad hoc provisioning profile, but this is only meant for testing and the app can't be used once the profile expires. How can B legally install this app on the iPads without the app expiring after one year? When using the app store, is

I have an app which is in pending developer release (approved by Apple). The app was never released at all. Now I wanted to submit an update. Therefore I increased the CFBundleVersion , but he complained. So I increased the CFBundleShortVersionString too. In iTunes Connect I can see under pre-releases my new submission. But in the versions view I see the old release. So how can I approve the update? It would be nice if I could manage the time of the release by myself. So that it stays in pending for developer release. What are my options? Should I reject the binary? What version/build numbers

I just got an Email this morning saying my Application (Fuel+) is Ready for Sale. So I "Rushed" to my iPhone and typed Fuel+ in the App Store Search to not find my Application not there. Why is my App in iTunes Connect Preview but not in the App Store Search Menu. (This is my first App in the App Store.) It takes a while (less than a day) for the App Store to index your application in the search engine. Also, app listings on the app store are ranked based on popularity (number of downloads, number of ratings, etc.) Seeing that you are using a very common term "fuel" in your app name, and that

Is there any current information on wether or not method swizzling is legal/illegal on the App Store? The only data point I can find is the Three20 framework shakeup a while back, which started with this notice: Your application, xxx, currently posted to the App Store is using method_exchangeImplementations to exchange the implementation of Apple provided APIs with your own implementations. Because of upcoming changes, this behavior in your application may cause a crash or cause user data loss on iPhone OS 4.0. xxx uses method_exchangeImplementations to exchange the implementation of dealloc