Publishing and Delivery of Mobile Application

1. Publishing and
Delivery of IOS
App
K.Senthil Kumar,
Assistant Professor,
Sri Eshwar College of
Engineering

2. Publishing IOS app
 The first step to publish IOS app is to get
Apple Developer License from official site.
 Apple Developer license Is free further, ios
developer license cost you 99$(6500 Rs)

3. Step 1 – Testing
 IOS app submission involves complex tests
from apple so its better to do test
application locally before submitting to
review.
 Consider about running your apps on old
iphones with lesser memory.
 IOS simulator is a great tool to test your
app, which is better then mobile.

4. Step 2 – Rules and Regulation
 Doesn't crash.
 Shouldn't use private API's.
 Shouldn't replicate the functionality of
native applications.
 Should use In App Purchase for in-app
(financial) transactions.
 Shouldn't use the camera or microphone
without the user's knowledge.
 Only uses artwork that you have the
copyright of or you have permission to
use.

5. Step 3 – Checklist
 App ID
 Distribution Certificate(Code Sign)
 Provisioning Profile(For App Store)
 Build Setting
 Deployment Target

6. Step 4 – Assets
 Icons
 iTunes Artwork: 1024px x 1024px (required)
 iPad/iPad Mini: 72px x 72px and 114px x
114px (required)
 iPhone/iPod Touch: 57px x 57px and 114px x
114px (required)
 Search Icon: 29px x 29px and 58px x 58px
(optional)
 Settings Application: 50px x 50px and 100px
x 100px (optional)

7. Step 4 – Asset (Cont)
 Screenshot
 Meta Data

8. Submitting App
 Log in to itunes connect website
 Click Manage App  Add new
Application  IOS App.

9. Submitting App

10. Submitting App

11. Pricing

12. Application Rating

13. Final Review of Information

14. Uploading file from Xcode

15. Uploading file from Xcode

16. Uploading file from Xcode

17. Uploading file from Xcode

18. Uploading file from Xcode

19. Uploading file from Xcode