1. Open the Apple Developer Center: https://developer.apple.com Open and click: Member Center
If your computer does not have a password saved, you will be prompted to enter the developer account and password, because my computer is saved, so go directly to it. 2. Click: Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles
3. Click Devices
I. Create the app IDs and Boudle ID4. Click on the app IDs to enter the following screen, click on the + sign in the upper right corner
5. Fill in the app IDs and Boudle IDs
6. Click Continue
7. Click Submit
8. Click Done
Two. Create a publishing certificate (if you have already created a publishing certificate, you are now using the P12 file, you can skip to step 21st) 9. Click on the production and click on the + sign
10. Click on the app Store and Ad Hoc
11. Click Continue
12. Click Continue
Create a local certificate 13. Return to the desktop at this point, open the launchpad, and find the keychain access in the other, remember not to close the browser
14. Open Keychain Access, click Keychain Access in the upper left corner of your computer – Certificate Assistant – Request a certificate from a certification authority
15. The following screen appears, select Save to disk, click Continue
16. Select Store to Desktop, save
17. Click Finish
18. You will see the following file on the desktop
19. Then go back to the browser and click Choose File. Select Create a good: Certificatesigningrequest.certsigningrequest file, click Generate
20. Click Download to download the created certificate (CER suffix file) and click Done, and the published certificate you created will be stored in your account.
Note: It is enough to create a publishing certificate for a developer account, and if you need to mount the app on another computer in the future, simply create the P12 file in keychain Access and install the P12 file on the other computer. This is equivalent to giving other computers permission to publish the app. Create a PP file 21. Find Provisioning Profiles, click All, and then click on the upper right corner + sign
22. Select App Store and click Continue
23. In the App id tab, find the package that you just created: app IDs (Bundle ID), click Continue
24. Select the publishing certificate you just created (or the one that generated the P12 file), click Continue
25. Enter a name in the Profile Name field (this is the name of the PP file, you can enter it, here I use the project name, easy to separate), and then click Generate
26.Download generated pp file and then click Done
Open up space in the App Store 27. Go back to member Center and click itunes Connect
28. Click on my App
29. Click New Iosapp
30. Fill in the corresponding information by pressing the prompts, then click Create
31. In turn, pull the different size apps into the corresponding
32. Fill in the app introduction
33. Follow the prompts to enter
34. At this point the build has not been generated, we first fill out the basic information, and then into Xcode to send the project package to come over. Note: Be sure to click Save in the upper right corner when completing.
Package a project in Xcode
Find the release certificate you just downloaded (suffix. cer) or the P12 file, and the PP file, double-click to look unresponsive, but they are already added to your keychain. 35. Select the simulator for iOS Device in Xcode and follow the instructions
36. Modify the. plist file, two. plist files to modify
37. Then send to my app
38. After the successful send back to my app, refresh the page, at the build version there will be a + number, click on the + sign to send over the program added up on the line 39. Then set your app on the list at the pricing point for free or for a fee. 40. Go back to my app and click Publish to OK. Content may be very miscellaneous, some places are not very detailed, if there is doubt, please leave a message, I will promptly answer.
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