Hey Guys, I'm new to Xcode and I'm trying to upload an application Binary to iTunes Connect so they can review it and hopefully put it on the app store. So, I upload the zip file and it iTunes states that "The binary you uploaded was invalid. Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the SDK." I know that there was an earlier thread on this topic but It wouldn't work for me. Please Help Me..
Hey Guys, I'm new to Xcode and I'm trying to upload an application Binary to iTunes Connect so they can review it and hopefully put it on the app store. So, I upload the zip file and it iTunes states that "The binary you uploaded was invalid. Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the SDK." I know that there was an earlier thread on this topic but It wouldn't work for me. Please Help Me..
What version of the iPhone SDK are you using?
I had the same problem a while back (using a beta), and to solve it, I had to install the normal version (not beta) and use the build feature from there.
What version of the iPhone SDK are you using?
I had the same problem a while back (using a beta), and to solve it, I had to install the normal version (not beta) and use the build feature from there.
Make sure you download the latest build of xcode, there is now a final release of 3.2.3, maybe you are still using a beta?
Well, I just uninstalled xcode and reinstalled it and the sdk 4 final from the iPhone Dev Center Front page. I did this today and the upload process is now saying, "The binary you uploaded was invalid. An application targeting the iPhone device family may not require a iPhone OS Deployment Target of 3.2, which is an iPad-only OS."
Please Tell Me if I'm doing something wrong-I click on the xcode file for my app and then click info, then I change base sdk to iPhone os 4.0, then I go to targeted os and select 4.0. Then, I click the targets dropdown menu and select my app and click info, then I change base sdk to iPhone os 4.0, then I go to targeted os and select 4.0. Then, I make the binary and upload it to itunes connect
Last edited by Will Allstead; 06-26-2010 at 11:44 AM.
Well, I just uninstalled xcode and reinstalled it and the sdk 4 final from the iPhone Dev Center Front page. I did this today and the upload process is now saying, "The binary you uploaded was invalid. An application targeting the iPhone device family may not require a iPhone OS Deployment Target of 3.2, which is an iPad-only OS."
Please Tell Me if I'm doing something wrong-I click on the xcode file for my app and then click info, then I change base sdk to iPhone os 4.0, then I go to targeted os and select 4.0. Then, I click the targets dropdown menu and select my app and click info, then I change base sdk to iPhone os 4.0, then I go to targeted os and select 4.0. Then, I make the binary and upload it to itunes connect
In your project info, go to the Deployment Target section, and change the Deployment Target to: iPhone OS 3.2
To do this: click on your icon at the top of your project window, the the blue i, and click on Build and you will see the section in the top 1/3
In your project info, go to the Deployment Target section, and change the Deployment Target to: iPhone OS 3.2
To do this: click on your icon at the top of your project window, the the blue i, and click on Build and you will see the section in the top 1/3
Ok, first I wan't to know what the difference is between clicking the project, then clicking the blue info button, and just clicking the target in the drop down menu and then clicking info, does this matter which one I click The reason I ask is because when I do it the first method I change the build settings, then I check under the target info build settings, it says something different. Thanks for all the help so far.