app-store

I have a little bit of confusion about iOS Apps publication. The first time you come across developing Apps for the iPhone you intend to publish on the AppStore, you have to register as an iOS developer. But what if you're developing that App for somebody else like a customer? I can guess the entity which produces that App which must appear on the download form in the AppStore should be the customer itself. Nevertheless, to be able to deploy the App to non-development devices you have to attach the App proper Apple-issued certificates; but in the case of developing for third parties which

I have an existing project, quite old, with its own support system: in-app purchases, links on web pages, etc. I would like to overhaul the app significantly front and back end, so much so that basically none of the original code will remain. Maybe even write it in Swift instead of Objective-C, mostly because it's getting harder and harder to find Objective-C documentation. Is it possible to set up the new app in Xcode so that for all intents and purposes, the app store just considers it to be a new version of the existing app? The in-app purchases work with it, the links to the app store

I followed the stepped to create a ad hoc carefully: Added the testers team devices to the devices list in iOs Provisioning profile page Created a new distribution profile for ad-hoc In xcode I chose the project and clicked on product->archive. I sent both the archive (ipa file) and mobile provision to the testers team. The application failed to install. I saw an answer of a developer to set in build settings the provisioning file to Code Signing Identities to the distribution profile here In the list I can see only iOS Team Provisioning Profile that was created by xcode. This is probably not

If you first register with the app store as an individual, and then publish your program, can you later change your registration to a company? Will the program be updated to show your company name instead of your individual name? The short answer is yes, but it could take a couple of months to sort out the legal stuff. Check the Apple's documentations, it's the best source - sorry if I'm not really an expert... 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3895151/upgrading-the-company-name-of-an-app-that-has-been-submitted-to-the-app-store