November 2015 Xcode7.1 (7b91b) package release Apple iOS application guide

November 2015 Xcode7.1 (7b91b) package release Apple iOS application guide

Step 1th: Configure the project's Development authorization certificate

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As shown in Figure 1, select the project name under targets.

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As shown in Figure 2, select Build Settings and then locate provisioning profile.

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As shown in Figure 3, select the Distribution development authorization certificate.

This distribution development authorization certificate comes from the Apple developer backend configuration.

Login to the Apple Developer account, enter the background, find provisioning Profiles-> distribution, download the configured Provisioning Profile authorization certificate file, on the local development computer double-click Run. You can then select the development authorization certificate in Figure 3.

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Then in Figure 4, all of the options for release are selected as iPhone distribution.

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Then, as shown in Figure 5, build Settings in Project-> Code signing Identity-> release Check if it is already an iphone distribution and if not, you must choose an iphone Distribution.

Step 2nd: Configure project output targets

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As shown in Figure 6, configure the project output target and cannot be selected as an emulator, you must choose Generic IOS Device.

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As shown in Figure 7, select generic IOS Device.

Step 3rd: Generate project Files

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As shown in Figure 8, select Archiveunder menu Product .

If the archive is grayed out, then check that the 1th and 2 steps above are set as required.

When you click Archive , Xcode starts to generate the Project profile (please wait patiently for Xcode build).

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When Xcode successfully generates the file, it automatically pops up the interface shown in Figure 9, where you can see the newly generated file and the time and version number of the file generation.

If you accidentally close the pop-up window, you can also open the File window through the menu window -> Organizer .

4th step: Uploading files to the app store

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Select the generated profile, then click the right mouse button and select the show in Finder from the right-click menu .

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As shown in Figure 11, you can see the file location of the archive package in the Finder, as shown in Figure 12.

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As shown in Figure 12, select the file generated above in the Finder, then right-click and choose to display the package content , which will display figure 13 below.

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In Figure 13, enter the products.

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In Figure 14, enter the applications.

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The file shown in Figure 15 is the application file of the archive Archive generated above. (If the extension is displayed, it should be xxx. App , XXX is the application name, for example, this is actually Kangeqiu.app)

Next, open the itunes app in the Launchpad of the working computer, and then select apps in itunes , as shown in Figure 16 below.

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As shown in Figure 17, the application file xxx found in the Finder above will be dragged to iTunes , dragged, and shown in Figure 18 below.

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Select drag and drop into itunes app application, then click the right mouse button and choose to display in the Finder . The interface shown in Figure 20 below is displayed.

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As shown in Figure 20 above, you can see the application of the IPA format file, and then you can start uploading this IPA file to the App store for easy uploading, please copy this IPA file to the desktop.

Next you can use the Xcode application Loader start uploading the IPA file, the following figure 21 runs the application Loader tool software.

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The application Loader Tool software interface is shown in Figure 23 below.

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Double-click the icon in the red circle in Figure 23 (or click on the selection button in the lower right corner) and select the IPA file that has been copied to the desktop.

Figure 24 below, select the IPA file, and then start uploading to the app store.

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At this point, the upload process is over ~ ~.

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