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    martechads
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    Some infomation on MobiOne is outdated and no longer applies. Is there a quick glance, easy step by step guide to build and submit an iPhone app to Itunes? Example, do you need to create a new budile ID with each new app uploaded? To my knowledge you only need on e distribution cert and private key but I dont know about bundle ID. Once you create a AppID which portion do you add to the Mobione form? The steps listed that I have bee able to find are for APPLE they don’t translate to where you input the info and which inof into the mobione form for apps. Again, looking for an updated, quick, app guide to submit to itunes.

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    support-michael
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    There are 2 online docs to assist you with building your iOS application and setting up the iOS provision data.

    http://www.genuitec.com/mobile/docs/buildiosapp/buildiosapp.html

    http://www.genuitec.com/mobile/docs/appledigitalsignature/appledigitalsignature.html

    The only difference between building for iTunes appstore and ad hoc deployment is the type of distribution profile you use. On the Apple iOS Provision Portal be sure to create an app store profile and provide that to the MobiOne iOS build wizard.

    Wayne’s Tips:
    – Do not configure your app id for any special features, e.g., notification, cloud storage, data protection,… None of these features are accessible from MobiOne.

    – Use a wildcard in your app id if you plan to manage multiple apps under a common organizing name.

    – When you enter your bundle id in the iOS build wizard once you fill in the provision profile a default id will be generated in the bundle id field. You do not need to include the 10 digit prefix that apple appends to your app id in the Provision Portal. We will use the full id (including the 10 digit prefix) in the future for app specific services such as push notifications. Until then avoid it as it is a potential point to enter invalid data to the build process.

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