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I am in the process of sending away my first app for review but I got stuck in the very last step. I am following this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...oUKa9RE#t=439s
As you can see he is opening the folder you get after building the app and have 3 files in there, but I only have the two other files, I never get a zip file when I build? Do anyone know what I should do?
You shouldn't be uploading a zip, the easiest method is to do it all in the xcode tool, Archive your project then use the same button you use to make ad-hoc builds but instead select the option that will transmit your build to Apple, this will handle all of it for you. You have to first make sure you have online in your Apple account created a new project to receive the files.
Hmm where is this button? When I test my app on my ipod I normally just go up in the menu to product-build and then I go into the folder and transfer the file to my ipod. I don't see any option to send it to Apple?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kisguri
There's a App Loader tools that you can download from iOS Dev Center.
I believe these guides are what you're looking for.
Distribute Your App
Using Application Loader
https://itunesconnect.apple.com/docs...tionLoader.pdf
Yes it is the App Loader he is using in the tutorial video i linked: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=L3XXoUKa9REQuote:
Originally Posted by SiXX
But the problem is that he have a zip file he uploads through the App Loader but I never get any zip file when I build my project :/
Outcast - In early versions of Xcode you had to zip the file manually. In XCode you should be able to select the app in the Product folder and right click for pop-up menu and choose Show in Finder. Then zip that file.
What file should I zip? There are some submaps in the product folder :Attachment 8978Quote:
Originally Posted by AyreGuitar
You are not in Xcode...it's inside of Xcode.....
But it's toooo much better to send you app via Xcode....I think you should do via Xcode
Best regards
But how do I send it from inside Xcode?Quote:
Originally Posted by paobrasil
Organizer?
The short answer is that you have to create an archive of your app and submit it to the App Store. This is all done within Xcode.Quote:
Originally Posted by Outcast
The "Tools Workflow Guide for iOS" explains it all:
https://developer.apple.com/library/...7959-CH10-SW24
Olivier it's totally right....
you need to go to on topbar...(editor or product) then click archive.....wait......then go to Windows>organizer.....click archive......first you need to click VALIDATE......when it finishes you can finally click distribute.....but don't forget to put your app on ready to upload on itunes connect first...
best regards
Ok, thanks now after the project is sucessfully built and archived I do ge to a new window where there is two buttons, one for validation and one for distribution. But when I press the validation button I get this window: Attachment 9025
After I press "download identities" I get some message about "an administrator must request identities before they can be downloaded" : Attachment 9026
Do you know what I should do now? It feels like you get a new error by every corner with dealing with apple, it is really annoying. I have the project set to "waiting for upload": Attachment 9027
I've googled for your problem and found some clues for you:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...trator-request
https://discussions.apple.com/thread...art=0&tstart=0
Thanks man!Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivier
No idea why, but that one helped! (refreshing in organizer): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...trator-request