Procedure for mounting iOS apps to AppStore (Part 1) and xcode7.1appstore in Xcode7.1

Procedure for mounting iOS apps to AppStore (Part 1) and xcode7.1appstore in Xcode7.1
Preface

Before the App was shelved, I encountered some problems. I found that the online search and shelving tutorials are all old versions of tutorials. Currently, iTunesConnect has already iterated several versions and earlier versions.

There is a big difference in the interface style. After a long time, I finally shelved my App, so I always wanted to write a new one (Xcode7.1 ~ OS X 10.10.5)

The App shelving tutorial, but I finally wrote this article because I was busy at work and other reasons. I just had a friend's App asking me to help him with the shelving, so I took this example to explain it,

By the way, he can make an advertisement for his newly developed App! The previous SVN tutorials were submitted in several parts because they were too many. It seems that this tutorial has to be divided into several parts.

Too many methods.

1. Official Website address

Apple Developer: https://developer.apple.com/membercenter/index.action

ITunes Connect address: https://itunesconnect.apple.com/WebObjects/iTunesConnect.woa/ra/ng

Application Loader. app: https://itunesconnect.apple.com/apploader/ApplicationLoader_3.0.dmg

(Application Loader. app is used to upload the packaged. ipa file. Sometimes the version cannot be found in iTunes Connect through Xcode upload, and Application Loader. app is more stable than Xcode upload)

2. log on to the Developer Center, configure and release the certificate, and download it to your local device for installation. For example, 1) Click Certificate Management in 1 to go to the Certificate Management page.

 

Figure 1

2) Click the plus sign shown in 2 to go to the certificate adding page.

 

Figure 2

3) as shown in 3, note that the App Store And Hoc indicated by the arrow should be selected to add the publishing certificate here.

In the Development environment, the certificate is in the Development environment, and in the Production environment, the certificate is in the Production environment.

 

Figure 3

4) Click Next to add a locally generated key and certificate Association. 4

Figure 4

5) Go to Launchpad and click other categories. Select a key access string to generate a local key. 5

Figure 5

6) request a certificate from the Certificate Authority 6

Figure 6

7) use the email address of the registered Development Account to request a Certificate 7

Figure 7

8) Click continue to generate the key file (CertificateSigningRequest. certSigningRequest) to local 8

This key is applicable to publishing, real-machine debugging, pushing, and other certificates. Do not delete the certificate after it is used up.

Figure 8

9) add an upload key file and match the certificate 9

Figure 9

10) next step... after the certificate is created successfully, download and install it locally. 10

Note: double-click the installation button. If the installation fails, drag the certificate to the certificate list.

Figure 10

 

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