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I wan't to select my distribution profile in Code Signing Identity in the build tab of targets. But all my certificates (developer, ad hoc, ...) are grayed out. So it seems that the new profile XXX.mobileprovision is not installed. The guidelines say Download the distribution profile and install it in the Xcode Organizer. Drag the .mobileprovision file to the Provisioning Profiles list under IPHONE DEVELOPMENT in the Organizer. But nothing happens. No green plus icon appears. If I double click the profile Xcode shows me an empty file ... Can someone help me out? Additional information: First I

I had a warning icon and an empty message in iTunes Connect when selecting to add a build to Submit for Review. Will my app get rejected because of this warning? It was an Apple bug before iTunesConnect site been updated. Sometimes the description box states that you have beta xCode application (if you really don't have it - just ignore the warning). It will disappear eventually. Sometimes it takes up to 3 days to process the build - but in the end it'll go away for sure. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32828312/warning-icon-and-an-empty-message-in-itunes-connect

I have uploaded my app with two In-App purchases. After 4 days I have received this message and the iTunes Connect status: "Your In-App Purchase has been returned. You must modify or delete the highlighted item." Both of the In-App purchases are highlighted with warning sign and say developer action needed . Any-pointers for what the problem is (in general .. obviously specifics aren't expected)? Sorry (DA) for being vague on the question. But So all allple say is "Converse with fellow developers and Apple engineers on technical topics. Apple Developer Forums". So figured if anyone here had

My app was rejected, so I have amended it and am about to resubmit it. The first time I submitted it it was as version 1.0. Do I need to increment the version number for this resubmission? No!!! You do not need to update version number. If your app is rejected then you do not need to change its version number. Change the app status "Ready to submit" on iTunes connect and submit it. Upload the binary again with same version number but preferably you can change the build number. You don't need to create a new version number, especially if it doesn't add features and you're just fixing a small

Somebody told me that JSF 2.0 automatically handles multiple submission problem. Is that right? If yes, how does JSF 2.0 do that? If no, what are the things that must taken care of, so that you don't leave any pitfall while handling this problem? Thanks. This is requested and maintained by JSF spec issue 559 . As it currently stands, it's not there yet, but it is targeted for the upcoming JSF 2.2. Until then, the Seam's <s:token> is your best solution which not only prevents CSRF (which is not strictly necessary anymore since JSF 2.1 as per JSF impl issue 812 ), but also double submits. <h

I'm really going mad with this problem! I have an app that contains a simple Helper app which manages the login item for the Main app. When I try to submit the app I get errors related to the provisioning profile and the entitlements. I'm sure that the problem is related with the Helper app because before than I added it the submission worked with no problem. At the moment the helper app is code signed and is sandboxed as the main app. The errors are : Invalid provisioning profile. The provisioning profile included in the bundle is invalid Invalid Code Signing Entitlements. The entitlements in