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I am done with my first iphone app (SO helps a lot..thanks). Now i want to submit my app to app store for review. I can use itunes connect to submit my app. I have few questions.
1) I dont know how to create a build for release. What i mean is i dont know what profile it requires. There are help videos but they all guide to do development provisioning not for release.
2) Where do i specify all app attributes like Genre and so on.
3) I dont have iTunesArtwork but it does not show in my itunes when i create distribute build. Is it going to same for release.
Hope my question is genuine.
The iTunes Connect has a guide. Goto the iTunes connect portal and there is a PDF guide you can download listed at the bottom of the page. Follow the step by step instructions listed there.
Genre etc is specified during the submission process in iTunes Connect.
The artwork is also set in the iTunes Connect portal. However if you want to see it on development builds you can add the 512x512 png to the root of your project and name it "iTunesArtwork" (no extension).
Hope that is helpful. Really everything you need is in the developer guide found at iTunes Connect.
1 Link: the Apple guide.
2 & 3 please follow BigJason's answer.
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I have a quick question, I have lost the files and code for my iPhone app. I have my iTunes connect login details... is there any way of getting the code from my developers section?
Thanks for any pointers.
No, neither iTunes connect nor Apple Developer act as source control. You can get the provisioning profiles and create new certificates, but your code is yours to manage.
I would very strongly recommend looking into proper source control in the future (GitHub, for example).
Sorry, but I'm afraid not. The "code" you upload to iTunes connect is actually your project's binary. You can't download this from the portal, and even if you could, there's no way to transcribe it back into your original application code.
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I'd like to send a demo of my application to someone through TestFlight.
I've been following this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11917884/555690
Eventually, you see this:
login to iTunes Connect and create the App details
Do I have to create my App in iTunes Connect now? I don't think I have sufficient info/details yet. Also, I heard that when you create the app, you have to upload the binary within certain timeframe (six months?), or you will be forced to make a different iTunes Connect app entry.
No, you don't need to login on iTunes Connect and add details.
You need to login to developer.apple.com -> Member Center -> Create Ad hoc distribution profile -> Create build -> Upload to test-flight.
Hope this info helps you..
No you don't need to create it in iTunes Connect, but you do need to create it in the Apple iOS Developer Portal.
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One more time i want your Help.
before 10 days i open iTunes and found my App on App Store and copied the link for some purpose
Below is link for my App :
http://itunes.apple.com/in/app/naughty-cam-plus-naughtiest/id493891454?mt=8
Link was working fine (app store was showing my App).
But, Today i opened same link it is showing Me Error during Loadingtime of Apps as:
Your request could not be completed.
"The item you've requested is not currently available in the Indian Store".
Please give me some advice how to resolve this..
Thanks a Lot for your help in Advance
When I try to access it it says it's only available in the Indian App Store, but since it obviously isn't, my guess is that Apple has removed the app (just looking at the URL tells me that it probably is).
I suggest you check the app's status in iTunes Connect.
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I currently run a small company which makes iPhone Apps. - I've been using my team development resources to build apps to device on Xcode (i.e. I'm creating the app as a member of the company).
I've just finished making my own app which I want to submit to the app store (not as a part of the company). - I'm just about to get my own individual license - when I have it, what steps should I take to ensure that the App is signed/provisioned with my individual license??
Use the codesign -dvvv command from the terminal command-line on your app bundle to verify and print out the certificate used for signing. Make sure that it is your Distribution certificate, not Development or someone else's certificate.
You need to check what's your provisioning profile and sign the app with it, but if you haven't create the app in the iTunesConnect you won't be able to upload it anyway, so it doesn't matter.
Let me explain: before you actually upload the application to be reviewed by the Apple guys, you need to login in your iTunesConnect account and create the app (name, description, bundle id, etc). Only then, on the Xcode, you will be able to upload it.
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I have very little experience of submitting iPhone Apps and even that was on the older XCode 3.2
I have now created an app, which is working fine on Simulator (iPhone/iPad). Now the next step is that I want to submit it to the App Store.
I would like to understand the "complete" process for submission. I know there are a lot of changes after XCode 4, but would not just like to understand what is different, but a step-by-step guide.
I have read some documentation on Apple IOS portal and the one on
http://surgeworks.com/blog/lab-mobile/iphone/how-to-build-and-submit-a-universal-app-for-distribution-on-the-app-store-with-the-ios-4-sdk
But that has left me even more confused...The information that I am looking for includes;
Whether the Certificate/App IDs/Provisioning Profile, etc still need to be created ? If yes, how ?
In my XCode, the "Archive" option is grayed out ? So when will that get enabled ?
What is the overall role in Organizer now ?
Please provide your answers in an easy language..
Thank you.
The question is overly broad, but I will give you a broad answer...
1) Yes you still have to make an app store distribution certificate.
2) Archive is greyed out because you have not selected "build for device" instead of the simulator. Select that, run Archive, then click on the archive when it finishes. Go to the portal and create a new release for your app, then it will be ready for upload. Now go back to XCode, select the archive you built and tell it to submit to the app store.
The process now is super simple, since it checks everything for you and submits from XCode.
try this tutorial its great
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THKpJrMu204