iPhone SDK 4 binary is not accepted by iTunes
Question: I’m going crazy. I’m trying to upload a new binary compiled by the latest iPhone SDK 4 to the iTunes App Store. I have got the error message: “Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the SDK.” I build the code under SDK 4.0 with a deployment target of OS 3.0 or below and it does not work. I checked my code on the built-in simulator before uploading the bundle. Provisioning profile is correctly selected. I have even reinstalled the iPhone SDK 4.0.
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Build iPhone static library with Xcode
Question: Our project team has a new iPad/iPhone 4 project. We want to put some business logic and generic functionality into a common library but the Xcode 3.2.2 SDK does not allow us to create custom Frameworks unlike for Mac OS X. Is there a way to build a dynamic library for iPhone apps too? We have already opened our App Store account.
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iPad – iPhone code compability in Xcode project
Filed under: Apple, Mobile phone, iPad, iPhone, iTunes, objective-c
Question: Apple has started selling the iPad and published their iPhone 3.2 SDK. I think it is the right time to start developing iPad applications. First I would like to transfer my existing iPhone apps to the iPad platform. I am having a MacOSX and Xcode on my MacBook. Do you have any advise?
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iPhone ad-hoc distribution in Windows 7
Question: As a programmer and avid beta tester I ran into an iPhone ad hoc distribution problem with my fresh Windows 7 installation. While unzipping an iPhone ad-hoc application file I get the “Windows Security Warning – Windows found that this file is potentially harmful…” message. Does Microsoft consider Apple harmful? How to distribute and install iPhone package for Windows 7 testers, and what do we have to do?
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