IOS App mounting process: iosapp mounting

IOS App mounting process: iosapp mounting
As an IOS developer, it is necessary to upload the developed App to the App Store. The following describes the specific process in detail. 1. Open apple Developer Center: https://developer.apple.com open and click: Member Center

If the password is not saved on your computer, you will be prompted to enter the developer account and password. Because my computer has been saved, you can directly enter. 2. CLICK: Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles

3. Click Devices

1. Create App IDs and Boudle ID4. click App IDs to go to the following page. Click + in the upper right corner.

5. Enter the App IDs and Boudle IDs.

6. Click "continue ".

7. Click Submit.

8. Click Done.

2. Create a publishing certificate (if you have already created a publishing certificate and now use the p12 file, you can directly go to step 1) 9. Click "Production" and then click "+ ".

10. Click App Store and Ad Hoc.

11. Click Continue.

12. Click "Continue ".

Create a local certificate 13. Return to the desktop at this time. Open LaunchPad and find the key string for access. Remember not to close the browser.

 

14. Open the key string access, click the key string access in the upper left corner of the Computer-certificate assistant-request a certificate from the Certificate Authority

15. The following page appears. Select "store to disk" and click "continue ".

16. Select storage to desktop, storage

17. Click Finish

18. You will see the following files on the desktop

19. Return to the browser and click choose File .. select the created CertificateSigningRequest. certSigningRequest File and click Generate

20. Click Download to Download the created publishing Certificate (the file with the cer suffix), and then click Done. The published certificate you created will be stored in the account.

Note: Generally, creating a publishing certificate for a developer account is enough. If you need to mount an App on another computer, you only need to create the p12 file in key string access, install the p12 file on another computer. This grants other computers the permission to publish APPs. Create PP file 21. Find Provisioning Profiles, click All, and then click + in the upper right corner

22. Select App Store and click Continue.

23. In the App ID Option bar, find the App IDs (Bundle ID) package you just created and click "Continue ".

24. Select the certificate you just created (or the certificate that generated the p12 file), and click Continue

25. Enter a Name in the Profile Name column (this is the Name of the PP file. You can enter it as needed. Here I will use the project Name for separate purposes), and then click Generate

26. Download the generated PP file and Click Done.

Open Space in App Store 27. Go back to Member Center and click iTunes Connect

28. Click my App

29. Click Create iOSApp

30. Enter the corresponding information as prompted, and then click Create

31. Pull apps of different sizes into the corresponding one in sequence.

32. Enter the App Introduction

33. input as prompted

34. At this time, the build version has not yet been generated. We first fill in the basic information, and then enter Xcode to package the project and send it to it. Note: after entering the information, you must click Save in the upper-right corner.

Package the project in Xcode Find the published certificate (Suffix:. cer) or p12 file you just downloaded, And the PP file. Double-click the file. It does not seem to respond, but they have already been added to your key string.35. In Xcode, select the simulator as iOS Device and follow the prompts.

36. Modify the. plist file. Both. plist files must be modified.

37. Then send it to my App

38. after successfully sending the message, return to my App and refresh the page. There will be a plus sign in the build version. Click the plus sign to add the program sent. 39. then, in the pricing area, set whether your App is free or charged after it is launched. 40. Return to my App and click Publish. The content may be redundant, but it is not detailed in some places. If you have any questions, please leave a message below and I will answer it in time.

 

 

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Article reference: http://blog.csdn.net/ayangcool/article/details/46647693#t34