IOS development-Stage 4-debugging, uploading applications, pushing, and ios real machines

IOS development-Stage 4-debugging, uploading applications, pushing, and ios real machines

 

Differences between Apple's three accounts:

1. Individual developer accounts are directly mounted to Appstroe (Apple will charge an annual fee );

2. The company developer account (which can have a subaccount) is directly mounted to Appstroe (Apple will charge an annual fee );

3. Enterprise developer account, which is used inside the enterprise and does not support APPStroe. The developed App may not be reviewed by Apple (Apple will charge an annual fee );

 

Real machine debugging process:

1. Use a key string to generate a CSR File

2, open the browser, https://developer.apple.com;

3. Upload the CSR file to generate the iOS _ development. cer certificate;

4. Add the App ID and devices ID (device's UDID) to generate the mobileprovision (gear file) by checking the App ID and the certificate and device generated earlier );

5. Open the above two files;

 

How to upload an application:

1, log on to the https://developer.apple.com to download the relevant certificate;

2. log on to iTunsesconnect.apple.com and submit relevant information;

3. Use xcode iOS Device Archive to upload code;

4. awaiting review;

 

How to push:

1. Our applications will be registered and pushed to the system. The system will ask the user if push is allowed;

2. After you click "allow", the system will ask APNS for deviceToken;

3. APNS sends the deviceToken to our application;

4. After the application is obtained, it will be sent to our own server;

5. When the server wants to push the network, the server sends the deviceToken and the content to be pushed to the Apple Server, and APNS then sends the message to our application;