Hi
I'm trying to upload a new binary to the app store. the message i get is: "Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the SDK."
Does any one know how to solve it?
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The only way around this is to build against a new version of the SDK.
I believe as of yesterday the minimum version of the SDK is 4.0
James Raybould
2010-06-22 12:37:46
Do you really think it's now impossible to upload binaries that can run under 3.X ??
taxman
2010-06-22 12:41:05
In theory, it should work fine on older versions of the OS, as long as none of the functionality of iOS4 is used in the app. Although I think apple are hoping the vast majority will upgrade since they've made it free for all supported devices.
Twelve47
2010-06-22 12:43:59
And only apps compiled against 4.0 actually get suspended when put in the background. Apps compiled against < 4.0 get terminated. They want people to be able to suspend apps to support fast app switching.
progrmr
2010-06-23 03:47:36
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I have the same problem, but i'm building with iPhone SDK 4.0. I'm getting crazy! I really want to upload my app. Does anyone know a solution?
Thanks,
Jelle
Jelle
2010-06-22 21:13:52
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heya Jelle
I am having the same problem and have posted this same question (for the most part) in another forum that seems to be much more help.
Developer.apple.com
Forums - Getting started
Hopefully someone will answer my question and I can pass it along to you. If you find out whats going on I'd REALLY appreciate help with this issue also!
Jon
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I'm having exactly the same problem and it's driving me crazy! I have developed my app in the latest SDK (version 3.2.3) but it just won't accept my binary.
Does anyone have the answer?
Skream
2010-06-27 17:26:12
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I have no idea what the problem is either - I am having the same problem. I compile the code under SDK 4.0 settings with a deployment target OS of 3.2 or below and it will not work. I have tried almost every combination of Base SDK and target SDK without any luck.
Rob
2010-06-28 23:02:53
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Hello everybody, i had the same problem and i resolved it! The only thing to do is building with a DEVICE SDK and NOT SIMULATOR. I could submit an app builded with the 3.1 SDK.
Julie
Julie
2010-07-06 22:18:33
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I feel really stupid, but I had this exact problem and discovered that I was building for the simulator. You need to build for device. I should have known better, having released half a dozen apps.
JakeVA
2010-07-23 23:51:14