app-store

I'm using Ionic to build an html app for iOS. I've registered an app on iTunes Connect. All goes well in Xcode until I upload to the App Store. I get the following error: iTunes Store operation failed. No suitable application records were found. Verify your bundle identifier 'com.iconicframework.app315125' is correct. I suspect you should not be calling your app "com.ionicframework.app315125". That looks like a leftover name from an example project. You need to create a new Bundle Identifier in the Developer portal: Then choose it when you "Create New App" in iTunesConnect: For me, I'd pick

I'm trying to upload an application to the iPhone App Store, but I get this error message from iTunes Connect: The binary you uploaded was invalid. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple submission certificate. Note: The details of original question have been removed, as this page has turned into a repository for all information about possible causes of that particular error message. For general information on submitting iPhone applications to the App Store, see Steps to upload an iPhone application to the AppStore . Mark Bessey It's been my experience that Xcode

I'm writing an iPhone app, and I would like to use a 3rd party library for part of its functionality. I intend on selling it through the App Store and my code will not be open sourced. Which open source licenses allow to make derivate works and publish them under apple's own conditions ? In Short/TL;DR: The LGPL and application stores have a few incompatibilities which means that you do not have the rights to distribute LGPL code on DRM-enabled AppStores or locked devices. It is best if you look for alternative implementations of the library under other laxer licenses like the Apache 2 License

I want to have a feature in my app where the user can send an email to a friend with the iTunes URL to my application. How is it possible? Thanks. Rather than the long and confusing urls that you usually see, you can create App Store links that are much simpler and more logical. The iTunes Store has a hidden URL format that’s much more logical. Depending on what you’re linking to, you just need to build a URL in one of these formats: Artist’s name or App Store developer’s name: http://itunes.com/Artist_Or_Developer_Name Album name: http://itunes.com/Artist_Name/Album_Name Apps: http://itunes

Will adding to the UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities "armv7s" and "armv8" restrict users to install my app from AppStore on devices other than iPhone 5/5s/5c? I have found these articles very useful: UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities and Device Compatibility Matrix (is there any up-to-date info from Apple about device capabilities?) List of iOS devices I've also searched all over SO and there was no full/correct answer to my question. Maybe except this one: Limit the app working on iPhone5 only? , but it should(?) work only for iPhone 5 and iPhone 5C, not iPhone 5S. AndrewShmig I have found this

Is it necessary to pay $99 before I can watch the video to submit an iPhone application to the App Store, or it is available free of cost anywhere? Stephen Darlington You can join the developer program and watch the video without paying. It's on Video → App Store and Distribution after you've logged in: https://developer.apple.com/videos/app-store-and-distribution/ You may also read: https://developer.apple.com/ios/submit/ What you can't do without putting down your $99 is get your application on an iPhone or iPod touch (and that includes your own). I assume you are referring to the $99 fee to