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as xcode 3 and xcode 4 is totally different. i'm a bit lost to submit app to app store. Do i still need to duplicate "Release" to create "iphoneDistrubition" configuration. Or can I straight away use Release? Is Archive in xcode4 = Build in xcode3 for the purpose of submission app. If Archive = Build, the icon of the app is very blur in xcode4 organizer. Is that normal? Is there any other additional steps to follow in xcode4 to submit app to appstore. Thanks for any help. =) Xcode 4 makes it easier to submit. As you have discovered, all you have to do is archive. The blurry icon is expected

(My question has been asked here before but with no working answers that I can see. E.g. Xcode4 Workspace with Static library project & application project ) I'm trying to use a library provided by a 3rd party. They provide the XCode project which builds a libLibraryName.a file. They recommend adding the project as a subproject to my own, then adding the product libLibraryName.a file to the set of libraries described in my project settings "Link Binary with Libraries". The library does build correctly: the .a file is generated. But the project shows a red libLibraryName.a file under the

I watched a video with xcode 3, that shows a button "Design" that displays a UML diagram, but I can't find how to do it with xcode 4. Try Omnigraffle This has templates for UML diagrams. If you drop an Xcode4 project file onto its dock icon, it will generate a UML diagram from that. What it doesn't do is generate code from diagrams. Paul W Search for "Xcode Design Tools" in Help. That will show you a tutorial that will walk you through creating a diagram. EDIT >>> It looks like the instructions are actually for XCode 3 and that UML Modeling was removed from XCode 4. The only modeling I could

I'm trying to add some Tests for my application. Following the Document from Apple, I add two testing bundles to my project. The logic tests are no problem, but when I try to make the application tests on a device I always get the error that the logic tests don't run on a device. In Xcode 3 there is no problem with that. Only Xcode 4 throws this error... Any suggestions? Thanks, Tim i was also having problems with setting up application tests in xcode4. A solution that worked for me was as follows: Assuming you have an application target called "MyApp" Add a new target of type "other/Cocoa