Process to upload paid Application on apple app store

This tutorial teaches you the process of provisioning devices and submitting your iOS app to the App Store. (You can start some of these tasks as soon as you are ready to run your app on a device.) You learn this process best using your own Xcode project. But if you created a HelloWorld project in another tutorial, it will work well, too.

Most of your development time is spent on coding tasks. But to develop for the App Store, you must also perform administrative tasks, using Xcode and other tools, throughout the lifetime of your app. The App Store is a curated store, which means that only Apple-approved apps are available for purchase. Apple does this to provide the best experience possible for our users. For example, apps that are sold on the App Store must not crash or exhibit other major bugs.

This tutorial teaches you the process of provisioning devices and submitting your iOS app to the App Store. (You can start some of these tasks as soon as you are ready to run your app on a device.) You learn this process best using your own Xcode project. But if you created a HelloWorld project in another tutorial, it will work well, too.

Most of your development time is spent on coding tasks. But to develop for the App Store, you must also perform administrative tasks, using Xcode and other tools, throughout the lifetime of your app. The App Store is a curated store, which means that only Apple-approved apps are available for purchase. Apple does this to provide the best experience possible for our users. For example, apps that are sold on the App Store must not crash or exhibit other major bugs.

Process to upload paid application on Apple app store:

Log in with your itunes connect account @ https://itunesconnect.apple.com/WebObjects/iTunesConnect.woa

You should be making the app ready for uploading binary on App Store before you even begin building the distribution version of your application, its important in case of XCode 4

2. You will see following screen as given below. You click on Manage Your Applications

3. You will see Add New App on this screen as shown below. Click on it.

4. You will see following screen where you will need to enter your app’s name, fill in SKU number.
Fill in bundle ID.

5. You will get following warning, don’t worry about it. Make sure you have selected the correct Bundle ID. Be sure and press Continue.

6. Fill in Availability date and price tier and other stuff as shown below in screenshot, Press Continue.

7. Then you have to fill all the Meta data (data shown below is an example, you will have to fill metadata of your own app).

8. Next screen would be as shown below. And it says for status: Prepare to upload.

Next you will have to press view details button and you will see a new screen with button prepare to upload button which you can press and it will be ready to upload binary finally!

9. You will see following screen. Notice button on right side of screen which says Ready to upload Binary, just press that button

10. Next you will be asked to fill the encryption compliance. Fill it according to your app.

Then you will see following screen, just presses continue.

12. Then you will see following screen with status of your app to Waiting for Upload.

If you want to download a document for the same, you can download it from:

https://github.com/vipul11088/Upload_process_of_paid_app_on_appleStore

Recyclable Scroll list for large set of data in pure ActionScript 3.

Some days ago I was working on a project, in which I have to make a scroll component for device because I have to show a very long list on device. First I used simple touch list, which I had used in my earlier projects for desktop and for devices for short list comparatively. When I checked that component on iPhone 4, it completely stuck for only 500 list renderers. It was like a shock or me because I have to load around 2500 list, and it was sticking in 500.

Then I use flex’s recycle list component, which is perfect for my need, but the another problem for me is that I couldn’t use flex component as my project was a pure ActionScript project.

Then I decided to reform that touch list component with pooling concept, so that I can recycle the renderers and can load it for large list. I used the flex recycle concept and apply it in my touch list component. I used object pooling for recycling, which works on following concept:

The List creates an instance of a class called ObjectPool, which manages used and unused renderers. Whenever the List needs a new renderer, it asks the pool for a new one and when it does not need a renderer, it returns it to the pool. The pool tries to find unused renderers to satisfy the request for a new renderer and if it cannot, will create a new object and return that.

The core part of the logic resides in the onVerticalScroll function. The list always maintains a map of all visible renderers and as the scrollbar scrolls, the map is recalculated and renderers managed if the map is changed.

You can find the source code here:

https://github.com/vipul11088/Recycle_scroll_AS3